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North Carolina Prosecutors Begin to Target White Collar Criminals

A big push is underway in North Carolina as prosecutors have said they intend to crack down on financial and white-collar crimes this year after what they say has been several years of lax enforcement across the state. It’s important to understand that white-collar crime encompasses many different varieties of…

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CMPD Announces Major Surveillance Expansion

In a somewhat frightening attempt to create a comprehensive surveillance network across the county, Charlotte-Mecklenburg police have said that they want access to private businesses’ security cameras which would allow them to actively monitor the happenings at malls, gas stations and banks. Though the CMPD has not yet said how…

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Police Groups Lobby Cell Phone Carriers to Hang on to Text Messages

The major cell phone providers, including AT&T, Verizon and Sprint, may be required to keep information about their customers’ text messages for at least two years according to a proposal that various law enforcement agencies submitted to Congress. A group of different police organizations asked legislators to require wireless companies…

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Armed Robbery Gets North Carolina Man 176 Years Behind Bars

According to a recent article by WCNC, a federal judge has sentenced a Goldsboro, NC man to 176 years in prison for his role in multiple robberies that took place across several months in eastern North Carolina. The U.S. Attorney’s office announced earlier this week that Domonic Devarrise Usher had…

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New North Carolina Cyber-bullying Law Goes Into Effect

Nearly two-dozen new laws went into effect on Saturday including one important item that extends a North Carolina crime against cyber-bullying to also provide protection to school employees. The new law will mean that students who use a computer to intimidate or threaten school employees will face criminal penalties. Existing…

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Delayed Release from Jail Causes Charlotte, NC Judge to Dismiss Drunk Driving Charges

Brad Smith, a partner here at Arnold & Smith, made the news recently when it was announced that prosecutors in Charlotte, NC decided to appeal a judge’s decision to throw out the drunk driving charges filed against Tim Newman. Neman’s case made headlines earlier this year when the former chief…

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