North Carolina Criminal Law Updates

If your driver’s license has been revoked in North Carolina, receiving a traffic ticket can create additional legal and DMV consequences. In this video, attorney John Fanney explains the difference between driving while license revoked and driving without an operator’s license...

When you ask how long a DUI case takes in Raleigh, NC, the honest answer is that you should generally prepare for a process measured in months rather than days or weeks. A relatively straightforward case may move through Wake County District Court within several court settings. A case involving blood testing, disputed evidence, pretrial motions, unavailable witnesses, or a tr...

Assault on a Female is prosecuted as a criminal offense under North Carolina law, N.C.G.S. § 14-33(c)(2). Courts evaluate the statutory elements of the offense, domestic-violence classifications implicated by the alleged conduct, and the procedural rules applicable to bond, adjudication, and sentencing.