While crimes are often only committed by one person, there are circumstances where several people are involved in the same crime. In such cases, participants may play different roles in carrying out the offense. In…
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…
Crimes in North Carolina are divided into two main categories: misdemeanors and felonies. Felonies are for what the state considers more severe crimes, typically but not always involving violence. While a conviction of either one…
A criminal jury trial can be a very stressful time for anyone, and many of you probably have questions about the process and what to expect. That’s why we have decided to discuss this topic…
Federal crimes and state crimes are very different from one another. Being charged by the federal government is considerably different than being charged by the state government. To get the best outcome, you’ll need a…