The three most common types of property crimes in North Carolina are burglary, robbery, and theft. While these offenses are often confused and lumped together, they have differences. If you are charged with one of these crimes, you should understand what it means and...
When are juveniles tried as adults?
In North Carolina, juvenile courts serve to rehabilitate minors who commit crimes. Adult courts tend to be much harsher. If your child is 17 years old or younger, they will most likely face charges as a juvenile. However, certain factors can influence whether the...
What is probation?
Probation is a sentence that is usually ordered for defendants who were convicted of a crime on borderline or basic evidence of criminality. Additionally, it is also normally reserved for those with no prior criminal history in most courts in North Carolina. There can...
