Most criminal cases in North Carolina relate to drug charges
Sexual abuse reporting requirements in North Carolina
Sexual offenses such as statutory rape involve minors. This is a type of sexual abuse specifically targeted at those who are under 16 years old. There are a few exceptions if the other party is within four years of the alleged victim's age -- such as a girl of 14 and a boy of 16 -- but the rule holds true for many cases involving minors.
Raleigh woman arrested over son's death in drunk driving crash
One of the hardest circumstances facing parents is to bury their children. But the grief must be unimaginable for those parents who, due to their alleged negligence, caused the death of their child.
Former Charlotte mayor shows contrition at his sentencing
Former mayor of Charlotte goes to jail for bribery
A man who used to be the mayor of Charlotte, North Carolina, was caught in a bribery scheme. According to reports, someone brought him a suitcase that was entirely full of money. They boldly took it right to his office and gave it to him there. He has recently been sentenced, and he has been given four years behind bars.
Sex crimes can still happen even if both parties consent
Avoid sex crimes registry for possession of child porn
Would you believe that the simple act of possessing child pornography would land you on the sex offender registry in North Carolina? Although many may see this as a relatively minor violation, the state courts frown heavily on Internet sex crimes, which are often met with harsh penalties. Whether you are accused of sex crimes such as distribution of child pornography or even simple solicitation, you need the help of an experienced attorney to help you navigate the legal process that lies ahead.
North Carolina defendants need protection from tough legal system
Wide variety of federal crimes covered by racketeering law
Are you required to register for sex crimes in North Carolina?
If you have been convicted of a sex crime in North Carolina, you may be required to list your personal information on the sex crime registry. This process is not always easy to navigate, so it helps to have an experienced attorney to guide you through the process. Your criminal law attorney can help you properly register after your sex crimes conviction, ensuring that you comply with state mandates for registration.
