What Is DWI Per Se?
The phrase DWI per se may come up in a drunk or drugged driving accident case in North Carolina. Per se means “by or in itself.” Something that is illegal per se means that because the defendant broke a law, this in and of itself is enough to prove the defendant is...Are Fireworks Legal in North Carolina?
The Fourth of July holiday may be officially over, but that has not stopped the sale of fireworks throughout the state. In fact, many people visit fireworks stands to purchase more goods in advance of other summer celebrations and next year’s festivities. This begs an...North Carolina Self Defense Laws
The laws governing self-defense law in North Carolina are complex and can be difficult to understand, but it’s essential to grasp their context. What are the rules governing self-defense and crime in North Carolina? When will a person be criminally liable for the harm...Can I Refuse a Breathalyzer Test in North Carolina?
Drunk driving is a serious offense and a risk to many drivers on the road. To discourage impaired driving, drunk driving is punishable by law. North Carolina law dictates that driving while impaired or driving with a blood alcohol content over 0.08% are both illegal...Are Radar Detectors Legal in North Carolina?
Speeding is a dangerous activity in a motor vehicle, and doing so can lead to traffic accidents and serious injuries. Law enforcement patrol and pull over offending drivers, but they do not rely solely on sight to determine speeding. Traffic radar helps determine how...Get In touch
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