While many drugs can be found in stores, other substances are not as freely accessible. People may need a prescription from a doctor before purchasing medication. However, even some drugs are not accessible to the general public or used in any medical field. The...
If they hope to obtain a conviction, the prosecution has to present competent evidence against you. But even if that evidence seems convincing, you might be able to block it from being used against you. This is because evidence is sometimes collected in violation of...
Identity theft could be a serious crime that destroys a person's financial well-being. When someone steals personal information, they can wreak havoc on an individual's life, damaging their credit score, emptying bank accounts and even committing crimes in their name....
For you to be charged with conspiracy to commit trafficking in North Carolina, the prosecution must prove three key elements. First, there must be an agreement between you and at least one other person to engage in drug trafficking. Second, you must have the intent to...
Class H felonies encompass a range of offenses that, while serious, are considered less serious than higher-class felonies. Those charged with a Class H offense should be aware of the potential consequences to prevent a worst-case scenario.. If you are charged with a...
Understanding the distinctions between theft, fraud, and embezzlement is crucial, as each crime involves different actions and legal implications. It's essential to know the breakdown of these offenses under North Carolina law and the laws for prosecution. Theft...
Labor Day weekend is fast approaching and many people are planning one last big summer celebration. While it’s a fun way to bid farewell to the summer months, it can also be a dangerous time to be behind the wheel of a car if you indulge in alcoholic beverages. North...
Financial crimes are illegal acts involving money or financial transactions. These crimes often fall under federal jurisdiction due to their complexity and their wide-ranging impact on the economy. The federal government has agencies dedicated to investigating and...
You took a chance, and you got busted with drugs – so you’re naturally concerned with the legal repercussions ahead. What happens next depends a lot on how you’re ultimately charged. Depending upon the circumstances, you can be charged with simple possession of drugs...
Witnessing someone appear to suffer a drug overdose can be extremely frightening. While most people’s first instinct would be to call 911, those who have been using drugs with the overdose victim are often paralyzed with panic or simply leave the scene without getting...