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North Carolina’s Conditional Discharge for Certain Misdemeanors: Examining 15-1341(a)(4)

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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North Carolina’s Elected Judiciary: An Exploration of Selection and Accountability

North Carolina\’s court system operates with a unique structure, employing partisan elections for selecting judges. Is it good to have elected judges? Is it bad? Let\’s talk about the election process and the implications for judicial accountability within the state. Elected Judges: The North Carolina Distinction Unlike the majority of states in the U.S., North

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50C-2 No-Contact Orders

A no-contact order is available to people who are being stalked, harassed, or sexually assaulted by someone they are not in a personal relationship with. This is different from a domestic violence protective order, which is available only to those people who are related or have a personal relationship.

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