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Most traffic violations lead to a ticket or citation. Drivers often pay those tickets with little concern about the consequences of doing so. However, there are more serious traffic infractions that may lead to arrest and criminal prosecution. For example, driving...
Eyewitness testimony can be influential in legal proceedings – in that juries tend to take it rather seriously – but its reliability can vary. While eyewitnesses often provide crucial information, it's essential to consider factors that can affect the accuracy and...
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...