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In North Carolina, sex crimes against minors come with serious consequences. Many people search for information about “statutory rape statute of limitations” in North Carolina to understand how long authorities have to bring charges. This guide explains these laws in plain language.
Facing drug charges in North Carolina when you’ve never been in trouble before can be scary and confusing. This guide explains what happens with felony drug charges for first-time offenders, what penalties you might face, and what options could help you avoid the worst consequences.
Understanding North Carolina Drug Possession Laws In North Carolina, drug possession charges can range from minor misdemeanors to serious felonies. If you’re facing charges, you might be wondering: “Is possession of drugs a felony in North Carolina?” The answer depends on several factors including the type of drug, how much you had, your past criminal […]
If you or a loved one is facing drug charges in North Carolina, understanding whether drug charges are a felony is critical to protecting your rights and future. At Patrick Roberts Law, our experienced North Carolina criminal defense firm is committed to providing clear, actionable information to help you navigate this stressful situation. Below, we […]
An arraignment is a critical formal court appearance in the felony criminal process in North Carolina. Unlike in some states, in North Carolina’s two-tiered court system (N.C.G.S. § 7A-270, § 7A-271), arraignment typically does not occur immediately after arrest. Instead, felony cases begin in District Court with an initial appearance (N.C.G.S. § 15A-601), and if […]
By Patrick Roberts Law – Serving Raleigh, Durham, and Chapel Hill, NC When facing felony charges in North Carolina, understanding the classification system is essential. North Carolina law categorizes felonies into ten different classes, ranging from Class A felonies (the most serious) to Class I felonies (the least severe). Each classification carries different penalties, from […]
The Role of a Felony Charges Lawyer: What to Expect and How They Can Help Dealing with felony charges in North Carolina can be an overwhelming experience that may leave you feeling like your life is falling apart. The legal system can be complex and intimidating, with serious consequences at stake. This is where a felony charges […]
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