Criminal charges in North Carolina follow a normal, standard protocol in our courts and judicial system. A Bill of Indictment is an important legal pleading and one that merits careful review by criminal defense lawyers.
In addition to providing for a methodological approach to the administration of justice, consistency serves to ensure Equal Protection of Laws.
Due Process includes compliance with Chapter 15: Criminal Procedure and Chapter 15A: The North Carolina Criminal Procedure Act.
If you were arrested and face criminal charges for felony or misdemeanor offenses, we’re here to help. Bill Powers is an NBTA Board Certified Specialist in Criminal Defense with 25+ years experience helping people.
This may be a difficult time for you or a loved one. We understand how overwhelming it can seem. That’s one reason it helps to have a defense lawyer standing by your side in court. We’re here to protect your best interests – Bill Powers, Criminal Defense Lawyer Charlotte NC
Another reason to seek legal advice is to explain what has become an increasingly complicated legal system. Good decisions are often centered on possessing the facts of the case, which necessitates hard work, preparation, and an attention to Constitutional Rights.
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.
Your license to drive in North Carolina is valuable. Why you shouldn’t drive while license revoked.North Carolina drivers who are convicted of driving on a suspended license face pretty hefty fines and penalties. Driving while license revoked due to an DWI conviction is even more serious.
TAKE THESE CHARGES SERIOUSLY – They can have LONG TERM consequences!
You may have to explain the nature and the circumstances of your financial condition and why you need more time – Bill Powers
If you pay off a ticket while you’re in a period of revocation or suspension, that actually may result in additional period of revocation or suspension – Bill Powers
Attempted Aggravated Assault with a Deadly Weapon Inflicting Serious Injury – New North Carolina Crime
The North Carolina Supreme Court recently held in State v. Floyd that attempted assault is a recognized crime in North Carolina. The court explained in their decision what the newly recognized law is and how it will work.
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