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What is BAC? (Blood Alcohol Concentration)
Your blood alcohol level determines how much your drinking is likely affecting your brain and reflexes. The law in North Carolina sets the limit for driving at .08 BAC. Let’s look at what exactly BAC is and how law enforcement may determine yours.
DWI Consequences in NC
Whether you get pulled over for a minor traffic violation such as speeding, expired registration, or a headlight out, if you’ve been drinking you can also face a DWI. Let’s look at what happens if you get a DWI.
Substance Abuse in College: Fighting Charges
Illegal drugs are more than common on campuses. Learn about the legal consequences of getting caught with an illegal substance in college.
Are Hemp Products Safe or Legal?
There is a profitable new hemp product: Delta 8. This byproduct of hemp manufacturing is popping up in gas stations, CBD, and tobacco stores all across the state. (1) However, the question remains whether hemp byproducts like Delta 8 are safe or legal. Let’s look at the evidence.
What is a PWISD Charge in NC?
In North Carolina, it is illegal to make, sell, deliver, or possess a controlled substance. If you possess a substantial amount of a substance or look like you’re selling it, you can receive a charge of “Possession with Intent to Sell or Deliver” (PWISD). A PWISD charge is more serious than a possession charge. Let’s look at what this charge can mean for you in North Carolina.
Marijuana Possession Laws in NC
As current-day debates rage on about the legality of marijuana use, North Carolina begins to enter the realm of medical marijuana use. However, criminal marijuana charges still abound in our state. If you face marijuana possession charges, you may worry about the consequences. Let’s look at marijuana possession laws in NC.
Why Send a Cease and Desist Letter in NC?
If you live in fear of another person, taking action to stop the abuse is probably at the top of your mind. But what can you do when someone chooses to harass, threaten, verbally abuse, or cyberbully you? Depending on your situation, you have multiple legal options for retaliation when someone harms you or your business. Let’s look at why you would send a cease and desist letter in NC.
Domestic Violence Treatment Programs: Do They Work?
Sometimes, abusive individuals attend a program to help with their habit of using violent words or actions. However, programs cannot help if an abuser does not see a problem. Let’s look at whether domestic violence treatment programs work.
Domestic Violence and Substance Abuse
Substances like alcohol may make a person feel good for a little while, but later their mood can crash, and they feel even worse. Many use substances as a way to cope, but drugs and alcohol may make life even more difficult. Let’s take a look at how substance abuse and domestic violence are related.
Is Cyberbullying Illegal?
Cyberbullying is a serious issue that has only developed legal ramifications recently. In North Carolina, cyberbullying is illegal and is considered criminal activity. Laws in North Carolina are catching up to those who harass others through cyberbullying.
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