Carolina Criminal Defense & DUI Lawyer Updates
How Much Do You Know About Traffic Tickets?
- Are Lawyers Always Required?
- Is Traffic School an Option?
Your Life. Your Future.
Your Lawyers.
Can Police Pat You Down in Charlotte, NC?
What is a Search? Are “Frisks” Legal? When Can Police Pat You Down?
. . .[I]t is nothing less than sheer torture of the English language to suggest that a careful exploration of the outer surfaces of a person’s clothing all over his or her body in an attempt to find weapons is not a ‘search.’ – Terry v. Ohio
What is a “Seizure?”
Punishments and Sentencing in DWI Charges
What are the Factors Considered in Punishments and Sentencing in DWI Charges?
- What are Grossly Aggravating Factor(s)?
- What are Aggravating Factors?
Stalking Awareness Month in North Carolina
Governor McCrory Declares January 2016 Stalking Awareness Month in North Carolina
- Signed January 4, 2016
- First Governor in the United States to Sign Proclamation
Want to Renblog-want-to-renew-your-license-onlineew Your License Online?
Short on Time? Need Your North Carolina License Renewed? Want to Renew Your License Online?
- Governor McCrory announces Online NC DOT Renewal Option
- Goal: 30% Renewals Online
Are There Time Limits for Search Warrants?
Are There Time Limits for a Search Warrant in North Carolina?
- NCGA 15A-258
- Must be Executed
Protected: When Do They Need a Search Warrant?
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TM8CAW8lopI
Attorney Bill Powers discusses: When Do They Need a Search Warrant in North Carolina?
- Do I Have Rights?
What Happens When I Call a Criminal Defense Lawyer?
Attorney Bill Powers answers the Question: What Happens When I Call a Criminal Defense Lawyer?
- What Does It Cost?
- How Long Will It Take?
New NC Fallen and Disabled First Responder Tuition Law
The North Carolina General Assembly Ratified and Governor Pat McCrory signed New NC Fallen and Disabled First Responder Tuition Law “Senate Bill 37”
- Ratified Date September 29, 2015
- Approved October 30, 2015
New North Carolina Expunction of Records Law
The North Carolina General Assembly Ratified and Governor Pat McCrory signed New North Carolina Expunction of Records Law “Senate Bill 233”
- Effective Date December 1, 2015
- Applies to Offenses Filed on or after December 1, 2015