- Winston-Salem, North Carolina
Federal and state law enforcement officials aggressively pursue weapon crime arrests and convictions. If you have been charged with a gun crime or any weapon offense in North Carolina, it is important to consult with a knowledgeable criminal defense attorney as soon as possible. These charges can include but are not limited to:
At Greenwood Law, our defense lawyers provide services to clients in Winston-Salem, Greensboro, High Point, the Greater Triad Area and throughout North Carolina. They are prepared to defend you against state and federal weapon crime charges. They will do everything in their power to help you avoid the harsh consequences of a weapon crime conviction.
Contact our law office today online or by telephone at 336-661-8788 to arrange a consultation with a knowledgeable Winston-Salem gun crime lawyer.
One of the most serious weapon charges is felon in possession of a firearm. On the federal level, if you have three prior violent felony convictions on your record, a possession of a firearm charge can carry a minimum of 15 years in prison.
We defend clients against a broad range of weapon crimes, including illegal possession and sale of firearms. If your gun rights have been compromised by a criminal arrest, we can help you seek reinstatement of your gun rights, depending on the circumstances.
Typically, law enforcement officers determine whether or not you have possessed a weapon through a search. Typically, warrantless searches and seizures are illegal under the United States and North Carolina Constitutions. You need experienced attorneys, who have fought against illegal searches, by your side. We know the law surrounding these cases and know how to present it to a Court.
Firearm charges can quickly escalate depending on the circumstances surrounding an arrest. In this episode of For The Record with Greenwood Law, attorney Dylan W. Greenwood explains North Carolina gun laws, common firearm offenses, when a case may become a federal prosecution, and how factors like prior convictions, traffic stops, searches, and other alleged offenses can significantly affect the outcome of a case.
Have you been charged with a weapon crime in North Carolina? Contact our law office today online or by telephone at 336-661-8788 to arrange a consultation with a knowledgeable Winston-Salem gun crime lawyer
