Immanuel, GOD With Us
Did you receive a citation and have to be present in Courtroom 101 in the Wake County Justice Center? This courtroom, also known as Disposition Court, runs from 7:45 in the morning until 3:30 in the afternoon. That does NOT mean you have to be present at 7:45 a.m....
Picture this: you’re pulled over for speeding, or some other minor traffic mishap, and the officer looks in your window to speak with you. He sees a car filled with boxes, trash bags, and other assorted items. Is that officer going to be a bit curious as to what could...
Concert season has started again in Raleigh, and ALE agents will be out in full force at Coastal Credit Union/Walnut Creek Amphitheater. Agents will carefully watch tailgaters to ensure no one is providing alcohol to anyone under the age of twenty-one, and that no one...
Although Colorado and a handful of other states have legalized marijuana for recreational use and medical use, weed is still not legal federally or in North Carolina. You can be charged and convicted with a misdemeanor or felony in North Carolina for selling,...
Over the past decade self-checkouts at big box stores and grocery stores have gained popularity, eliminating the need for staffing as many cashiers and making it easier for those only buying a small amount of items to pay quickly. However, one small mistake could land...
Did you receive a subpoena from the Wake County or Durham County Assistant District Attorney to appear in court as a witness in a case? Legally, you must attend. If you do not attend, there is a chance a warrant could be put out for your arrest. There are some...
The idea that someone can face a longer sentence because of another person’s lies is a very scary thought. However, this happens way too often in the federal criminal “justice” system. The law calls it “relevant conduct,” but the concept is commonly referred to as...