What Is a Prayer for Judgment in North Carolina?
Each state sets its own laws for civil and criminal offenses. These laws may vary greatly from one state to the next. Some states, including North Carolina, have laws that are completely unique. This applies to the prayer for judgment continued, which can apply to...Are DUI Checkpoints Legal in North Carolina?
DUI checkpoints, though usually only a minor inconvenience, can be serious if you are driving under the influence. It could cost you thousands of dollars in legal fees, time in jail, and possibly your job. The attorneys at the Scharff Law Firm have over 20 years...What Are My Rights When I Get Pulled Over?
Regardless of the reason law enforcement pulls you over, you still have rights under the law. The attorneys at the Scharff Law Firm have more than 20 years experience in the criminal justice system. We understand the rights of criminal defendants and have devoted our...Can Police Search Your Car Without a Warrant?
Knowing when a police officer can legally search your vehicle can help you protect your rights in the event of an arrest or investigation. In some circumstances, an officer must first get a search warrant from the courts before probing a vehicle. In others, such as in...Is It Illegal to Film Police in North Carolina?
Police misconduct has made headlines in recent years, partly due to the rise of mobile technology. People can help hold officers who abuse their authority accountable by recording interactions and providing proof of misconduct. However, you might wonder if filming the...Services
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