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What Crimes Are Eligible Under New North Carolina Expungement Law?

Charlotte Criminal Lawyer Brad Smith answers the question:”What is an expungement?”   We have previously discussed a new law that takes effect in North Carolina on December 1, 2017. The measure deals with expungements and aims to streamline the process, making everything easier and faster for those looking to clean…

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Criminal Expungement on Your Christmas Wish List? North Carolinians May Be in Luck

Charlotte Criminal Lawyer Brad Smith answers the question:”What is an expungement?”   Starting December 1, 2017, a new North Carolina law will make the path to the expungement of non-violent criminal convictions significantly shorter and easier for individuals hoping for a clean slate. The wait time for qualifying felony and…

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New York Governor Pardons Thousands of Juvenile Offenders

J. Bradley Smith of Arnold & Smith, PLLC answers the question: “What is an expungement?”   Today was a big day for those advocating change to harsh criminal laws that allow young offenders to be charged in the adult criminal justice system. Currently, New York and North Carolina are the…

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Road rage, forgery convictions no obstacle to employment in Family and Children Services

Charlotte DWI Lawyer Brad Smith answers the question: A past conviction is keeping me from finding work what can I do?   The State of Georgia has employed a woman to protect its most vulnerable children despite her convictions for forgery and on charges stemming from a 2011 road-rage incident.…

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North Carolina Laws Allow People To Clear Old Criminal Records :: Charlotte North Carolina DWI DUI Criminal Attorney Lawyer

Attorney J. Bradley Smith answering the question: “A past conviction is keeping me from finding work what can I do?” In a shocking statistic that would likely stun most North Carolinians, 1.5 million out of the state’s 9.5 million residents had a criminal record at the end of 2010. Even…

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North Carolina Legislature Considers Changes To Marijuana Laws :: Charlotte North Carolina DWI DUI Criminal Attorney Lawyer

Attorney J. Bradley Smith answering the question: “What is the difference between a misdemeanor and a felony?” A potentially important bill has been introduced in the North Carolina legislature that could change the way law enforcement agencies handle marijuana possession offenses. The legislation, House Bill 637, would lower penalties for…

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