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In North Carolina, cocaine possession charges are classified into two categories -- simple possession and possession with intent to sell...

Imagine being a passenger in a car when the police stop the car and search it, finding cocaine. As a passenger, you may think that you...

Driving under the influence (DUI) of drugs or alcohol is a serious offense in North Carolina. However, some people may not be aware that...

The Fifth Amendment of the United States Constitution is a vital protection that guarantees individuals certain fundamental rights during...

Traffic tickets can have a significant impact on your driving record, resulting in consequences that can affect your driving privileges...

Marijuana is still illegal in North Carolina, although many states have legalized the use of marijuana for medicinal and recreational...

The Fourth Amendment of the United States Constitution provides protection against unreasonable searches and seizures by law enforcement...

When police officers search your car, they must do so in a way that is legal under the Fourth Amendment of the United States Constitution...

When someone is charged with a crime in North Carolina, the charge can either be a misdemeanor or a felony. The distinction between these...

Being arrested for any drug-related crime can be terrifying. If you are convicted, it could negatively impact the rest of your life. In...

Although many states have decriminalized the use and possession of recreational marijuana, North Carolina has not done so. Under North...

Holding a commercial driver's license (CDL) is essential for commercial drivers, from semi-truck to bus drivers. Commercial vehicles...

If you are speeding down the highway, you may not be considering how serious the penalties can be for traffic tickets in North Carolina....

Under North Carolina law, possessing even a tiny amount of cocaine is considered a felony offense. North Carolina classifies controlled...

Every year, law enforcement officers in Southeastern North Carolina issue tens of thousands of traffic tickets. Traffic tickets are more...

Although multiple states have recently decriminalized recreational marijuana use, marijuana is still considered a controlled substance in...

Cocaine is considered a controlled substance in North Carolina. Schedule I substances are the most dangerous and addictive, while...

Speeding tickets are some of the most common traffic tickets North Carolina residents receive. Most people pay off their speeding tickets...

Aggressive and reckless driving are both serious traffic offenses in North Carolina, but they have distinct legal definitions and...

Hit-and-run charges in North Carolina are taken very seriously and carry severe penalties if convicted. It is important for anyone facing...