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Possession of Drug Paraphernalia in North Carolina

drug crime

Did you know that you can be charged for a drug crime for merely possessing products, equipment or tools that are related to illegal drug activities? Perhaps this seems obvious, such as in the case…

Disabled and Elder Abuse and Exploitation

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While most crimes focus on the criminal acts of the accused, and sometimes on their state of mind at the time of the offense, there are some crimes that require a specific kind of victim.…

What is Abandonment and Nonsupport?

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Abandonment and nonsupport refers to the failure and willful neglect or refusal to support a person who is dependent on them. This is somewhat distinct from crimes like child abuse, which generally involve actions or…

Indecent Exposure Laws in North Carolina

sex crime

There are certain actions that some people may consider harmless that can get you in trouble with the law. Indecent exposure, also referred to as “lewd conduct” or “public indecency”, is one of such actions.…

Weapon Offenses

Weapon Violations Defense Lawyers While the United States Constitution guarantees the right to bear arms through the Second Amendment, this right is not absolute and all-encompassing. While it is obviously a crime to use a…

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Possession of Drug Paraphernalia in North Carolina

Disabled and Elder Abuse and Exploitation

What is Abandonment and Nonsupport?

Indecent Exposure Laws in North Carolina

Weapon Offenses

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