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When many people think of reckless driving, they imagine getting a ticket for speeding excessively. However, excessive speed is only one way that you can drive recklessly — and in North…

Larceny by an employee in North Carolina is a serious criminal offense that can result in prison time and financial consequences. Whether you’re an employer suspecting theft or an employee facing…

The decision to drink and drive takes only a moment to make, but the consequences of that decision can haunt you for the rest of your life. Jail sentences and…

Facing voluntary manslaughter charges in North Carolina can bring your world to a standstill. You may not even know what the charges mean. North Carolina law has specific categories for…

Possession of a controlled substance, such as street drugs or prescription medication without a valid prescription, can be either a misdemeanor or felony offense in North Carolina, depending on the…

The legal system punishes homicide more severely than any other offense. However, North Carolina’s statutes do not treat all homicides equally. Instead, the law divides homicides into several offenses, including murder…