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Miranda Rights Misconceptions Aug 30

The Miranda Warning, commonly known as being ‘Mirandized,’ is one of the most talked about and misunderstood aspects of criminal arrest and investigation. “You have the right to remain silent, anything you say can and will be used against you in a court of law. You have the ...

What Are Criminal Summons and Private Warrants? Aug 11
When an officer knocks on your door and hands you a criminal summons, what does that mean? While most of us will never experience this, many citizens ...
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What Is The Max Time I’m Facing With Multiple Misdemeanors In NC? Dec 17
When imposing a sentence on more than one misdemeanor offense, a judge may order a concurrent or consecutive sentence. A concurrent sentence means ...
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How Does Felony Sentencing Work In NC? Dec 11
Like misdemeanor sentencing, felonies in North Carolina are sentenced according to structured sentencing, which bases your punishment on a grid that ...
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Top 6 Things To Know About Your Miranda Rights May 21
You have been recently arrested, written a citation, or questioned by police and NOT read your Miranda Rights. Does that matter? Can your case be ...
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The Risks Of Self-Representation In Criminal Cases Apr 24
People in North Carolina are often encouraged to take care of things themselves. If one goes into a local bookstore, that person would find dozens of ...
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