What to Do If You’re Charged with Possession of a Stolen Vehicle

If you face charges of possession of a stolen vehicle, it’s essential to know what to do. Many people assume that they must have stolen the car themselves for law enforcement to charge them, but this is not always the case. In North Carolina, 5,458 individuals...

Is Identity Theft a Felony in NC?

In North Carolina, is identity theft a felony? The answer is yes. Identity theft is a Class G felony in our state, and even as a first-time offender, you may face serious consequences. Let’s look at identity theft and what happens if you face a conviction for...

Is Burglary a Felony?

Burglary is a criminal offense in all 50 states. The definition of burglary can vary from state to state, but generally, it’s the unlawful entry into a building or structure with the intent to commit a crime. But is burglary a felony? Let’s look at when North Carolina...

How to Defend Against Armed Robbery Charges

If you’re facing armed robbery charges, you want answers about what to do next. Armed robbery is a serious offense that can result in hefty penalties, but defenses are available to those charged. Let’s look at what armed robbery is and how to defend against charges....

What is Robbery vs Burglary?

When you think of burglary, you might imagine someone breaking into a house with a flashlight in hand to steal something. In its simplest form, that’s what burglary is. And perhaps you immediately think of robbery as a more serious crime involving a weapon. However,...

What is Breaking and Entering?

The severity of criminal penalty you face when breaking and entering often depends on your intentions. Breaking and entering charges can come from walking around inside a house under construction. However, the penalty is likely to differ from entering an occupied home...