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How to find a Criminal Defense Lawyer near me in Charlotte NC

What is the next step after the free consultation?

After the initial phone consultation with one of our criminal defense lawyers, we often times will want to meet you in person.

We find that it is helpful to be able to look a client in the eye, get to know you, and figure out your goals and what’s really important to you.

South Carolina defense lawyers:  Legal fees for legal representation on a Criminal Charge

If you are looking for law firms in Rock Hill, SC who handle criminal charges and would like to talk to an experienced defense lawyer, we are here to help.

Orders for Arrest OFA and Mecklenburg County Warrants:  What Happens if I have a Warrant for Arrest?

If you have questions about an “OFA” or an outstanding warrant in NC, our team of Charlotte criminal defense lawyers is here to help.

It’s important to immediately address any outstanding legal process, whether it be a Criminal Summons in North Carolina, an Order for Arrest (OFA) or Warrant for Arrest or “Arrest Warrant” – Bill Powers 

Should you talk to a lawyer? Will it make a difference?  How important is good legal advice?

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In sex cases what is the difference between civil and criminal court?

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Checking Stations in Mecklenburg County

Checking Stations in Mecklenburg County

DWI Checkpoints are relatively common in Mecklenburg County, North Carolina.  Many are established by the Charlotte-Mecklenburg Police Department CMPD pursuant to the North Carolina Governor’s Highway Safety Program.

It is a complicated area of law, controlled both by North Carolina General Statutes (NCGS) 20-16.3A  and appellate court case law.

What is an Indictment?  What is a True Bill in North Carolina? Can I be held in jail waiting for charges ?

The short answer is no. If there aren’t charges pending, you can’t be held – Bill Powers 

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