A driving while impaired (DWI) charge in North Carolina can create immediate problems for your daily routine. Losing your driver's license may make it difficult to get to work, attend school, take care of your children, or meet other essential obligations. Fortunately, some drivers may qualify for a limited driving privilege that allows them to […]
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 […]
