In North Carolina, investigators can seize your property — whether it’s a vehicle, items inside your home or even money — if they believe someone used the property in question to commit a crime. In certain circumstances, if you wind up facing charges and a criminal...
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Several arrested after a North Carolina home is searched
North Carolina residents expect their homes to be places where they can feel safe, secure and have a sense of privacy. When people are suspected of crimes, law enforcement officials will sometimes search the homes of those accused. This is a common scenario for those...
More than a dozen arrested in drug sweep
In North Carolina and elsewhere, authorities are charged with keeping their communities safe and free from criminal activity. One of the areas law enforcement officials focus on is the possession, manufacturing and distribution of illegal drugs. A recent drug sting...
What to expect from federal drug charges
If you or someone you know has an upcoming federal criminal trial, you might be stressed out and worried, and you might have a lot of questions. What is the difference between state and federal charges? What can you expect from the criminal defense process? The...
How could fentanyl affect a DUI case?
A drunk driving charge has the potential to change a person’s life through various penalties that may include time behind bars, expensive fines and more. There are certain factors that could exacerbate the serious nature of DUI penalties, including driving while in...
What do North Carolina laws prohibit regarding drug possession?
Facing criminal charges can be a life-changing situation. If you have recently found yourself accused of drug possession in North Carolina, you may understandably feel overwhelmed by the situation, especially if this is your first time facing such a scenario. However,...
When are police allowed to search your pockets and bag?
If a police officer arrests you, they can perform a full search of your pockets, personal items and car. But what if you are not under arrest? What if you are simply walking down the street or are stopped in a traffic stop? Can the police legally search you and seize...
Drug enforcement schedules and how they impact charges
When hearing about a criminal case involving drugs, it is common to hear terms like “Schedule 1” or “Schedule 2.” These schedules indicate the seriousness of an alleged crime and its associated consequences, mainly on the federal level but also in state cases brought...
How could federal drug trafficking charges affect your life?
The law surrounding drug-related criminal activity in North Carolina and on a federal level can quickly become confusing. Different terms for activities that seem similar exist, and if you are facing allegations after a recent arrest, you certainly do not want to...
Toy gun seized in North Carolina drug bust
When North Carolina police search a residence, automobile or person, they may confiscate items they suspect are evidence of a crime. In a recent alleged drug bust, police seized an unusual item. They later said that such items are not necessarily illegal for people to...
