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No Contact Order in North Carolina Jan 22

A no contact order—commonly known as a “50C order” in North Carolina—is a type of restraining order for sexual assault or stalking victims who do not have a “personal relationship” with the alleged offender. If an alleged victim has a personal relationship with an alleged ...

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No Contact Order in North Carolina Jan 22
A no contact order—commonly known as a “50C order” in North Carolina—is a type of restraining order for sexual assault or stalking victims who do not ...
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Can a North Carolina Domestic Violence Charge Be Dropped or Dismissed by the Accuser/Victim? Jan 17
Can a Victim/Accuser of Domestic Violence Drop/Dismiss the Charges? Although many spouses and family members love each other unconditionally, ...
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Jetton & Meredith Founding Partners Named 2020 “Legal Elite” by Business North Carolina Magazine Jan 10
Jetton & Meredith, PLLC is pleased to announce that our founding partners, Eric S. Meredith and Mark S. Jetton, Jr. have been named 2020 “Legal Elite” ...
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North Carolina’s First Step Act Jan 08
What is the North Carolina First Step Act? North Carolina’s first step act is currently not a law; it has passed the State Senate and it is our belief ...
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Felons and Firearms Jan 02
It is a well-known fact that once you are convicted of a felony, you lose certain rights and privileges. Some of these losses include the right to ...
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48-Hour Rule for Domestic Violence Cases in North Carolina Dec 23
If a person is arrested for allegedly committing a misdemeanor or felony domestic violence offense in North Carolina, he/she will be held in jail ...
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