Probation is a form of supervised release that allows individuals to avoid serving time in jail or prison, provided they comply with certain court-ordered conditions. But when those conditions are violated—whether intentionally or unintentionally—the consequences can be serious. At Ley Law Firm, with offices in Greenville, Wilson, and Goldsboro, North Carolina, we help clients understand […]
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In North Carolina, your driver’s license can be revoked for a variety of different reasons. Finding out that your license is suspended is stressful, but the consequences of driving with a revoked license can be even worse. “Driving While License Revoked” or “DWLR” means that you are operating a motor vehicle even though the State
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If you or a loved one is listed on North Carolina’s Sex Offender Registry, you may be wondering: Can I ever get off the list? The answer is yes — in some cases, individuals can petition to be removed from the registry. However, the path to removal is complex and requires careful legal analysis, as
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Drug trafficking charges are among the most serious offenses one can face in North Carolina and across the country. These charges often carry mandatory minimum sentences, which can range from several years to decades in prison. For many defendants, the consequences of a conviction can be life-altering, affecting not only their freedom but also their
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In North Carolina, the charge of resisting a public officer is a common but often misunderstood offense. This offense, codified under North Carolina General Statute (N.C.G.S) § 14-223, is broad in scope and is frequently misunderstood by those charged with it. If you or someone you know is facing such a charge, understanding the legal
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Facing criminal charges can be daunting, and the potential consequences can significantly impact your life. North Carolina offers an alternative to traditional sentencing for eligible first-time offenders through the 90-96 Conditional Discharge program, authorized under N.C. Gen. Stat. § 90-96. Understanding 90-96 Conditional Discharge: Eligibility for 90-96: Key Aspects of 90-96: Benefits of 90-96: Important
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North Carolina law offers a path towards resolving specific criminal charges without the harsher consequences of a traditional conviction. This blogexplores 15-1341(a)(4) conditional discharge, a provision within the state\’s General Statutes that allows for conditional dismissal of certain misdemeanor offenses. It is important to note that this blog post does not constitute legal advice. Understanding
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Drug charges should be taken seriously in North Carolina. Having a conviction on your record has far-reaching consequences, and this is especially true when facing felony charges.
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DWI Attorney in Greenville, North Carolina
A DWI charge is a serious offense, and having trusted legal representation to build a solid defense and help you navigate the process is highly recommended. Call Ley Law at 252-612-0007 to discuss your case. We offer payment plans for those in need of flexible financial options.
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