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What Constitutes the Crime of Obtaining Property by False Pretenses?
Fraud allegations can arise from transactions that initially appeared to be ordinary business deals, sales, loans, or financial arrangements. In North Carolina, obtaining property by false pretenses means knowingly making…
Understanding How Embezzlement Is Prosecuted in North Carolina
An embezzlement allegation can quickly escalate from an internal financial concern to a criminal investigation. But an accusation does not automatically mean prosecutors have enough evidence to prove a crime….
Penalties for a First-Time Larceny by Employee Offense in North Carolina
A first-time larceny by an employee offense in North Carolina is still a felony, even if you have never been charged before: it is typically charged as a Class H…
Is a DWI a Felony in North Carolina?
Driving while impaired (DWI) is a criminal offense that involves operating a motor vehicle while under the influence of drugs or alcohol. Throughout many states in the country, an impaired…
Potential Jail Time for Obtaining Property by False Pretenses
Is Obtaining Property by False Pretenses Always a Felony in North Carolina? Under North Carolina law, obtaining property by false pretenses is always prosecuted as a felony offense. The crime…
Timeline for Expungement Process in NC
One old criminal charge can feel like a weight on your back, blocking job offers, rental approvals, and everyday chances you deserve. If you are ready to clear your name,…
