Many North Carolina drivers know that 0.08% is the legal blood alcohol concentration limit for most adult drivers. That can create a common misconception: if a breath or blood test shows a BAC below 0.08%, you cannot be charged with driving while impaired. North Carolina law is not that simple. A BAC of 0.08% or […]
A criminal record can continue to affect your life long after a case has ended. Whether you were arrested but never convicted or you completed your sentence years ago, a criminal record may create obstacles when applying for jobs, housing, education, or professional licenses. Fortunately, North Carolina law allows certain individuals to clear eligible records […]
Being charged with a felony can be one of the most stressful experiences a person will ever face. A felony conviction can affect employment opportunities, housing applications, professional licenses, firearm rights, and many other aspects of daily life. Fortunately, a felony charge does not always result in a felony conviction. In Alamance County and throughout […]
