If you are accused of DWI charges in the Outer Banks, it’s a good idea to research defense lawyers. 
Given the possible consequences of a conviction, it makes sense that people want to know, “Can I get my drunk driving charges dismissed?”
It’s important to understand criminal lawyers consider a series of factors in determining whether legal defenses are available.
If you have a Warrant for Arrest against you, we strongly recommend you retain an Outer Banks 
lawyer without delay.
We can help explain the court system, what to expect, and the most appropriate way to proceed.
While service of process of any Order for Arrest (OFA) or warrant might be a bit scary, we have some suggestions that can make things easier for you and your family.
With the holidays now upon us, plaintiff lawyers tend to see a substantial increase in the number of DWI and drunk driving related “accidents.” 
In fact, Thanksgiving has become one of the biggest “drinking days” in the United States.
50% of all people killed on #BlackOutWednesday are between the age of 21 to 34 years old.
Driving While Impaired can serve as a “predicate offense” for serious felony charges including manslaughter, murder, and felony death by vehicle. Homicide and DWI fatality allegations merit careful consideration of the law, facts, and accident scene, given the possibility of long-term prison terms.
When “drunk driving” results in the death of another, the Office of the District Attorney often assigns senior-level attorneys to prosecute the felony charges.
Cases that involve homicide charges deserve legal represenation by a defense attorney with decades of practical courtroom experience- Danny Glover, Outer Banks Criminal Lawyer
North Carolina DWI laws allow for felony DWI charges pursuant to N.C.G.S. 20-138.5. That is often 
referred to as “habitual driving while impaired.”
It’s important to note, habitual DUI is technically different from sentencing as an “A1 DWI” offender pursuant to Laura’s Law.
In certain aspects, they are related, especially regarding considering prior convictions for impaired driving.
“Don’t turn it into a federal case.” You’ve may have heard that saying, understanding it means making something more serious than it should be. An indictment and charges in federal court are actually very serious. Media 
reporting in Charlotte has left some to ask, “Is domestic violence a Federal Offense?”
While that may be the case in Charlotte, it’s reasonable to ask, “Is that true in eastern North Carolina and the OBX too? Will all US Attorney offices in North Carolina start prosecuting federal offenses related to DV charges?”
Local Charlotte TV station WSOCTV reports that Andrew Murray, the United States Attorney appointed by President Trump as the chief prosecutor in the federal court system in the Western District of North Carolina, is considering whether federal charges may also be appropriate in certain circumstances.
OBX criminal charges involving allegations of “domestic violence” are 
serious and often warrant legal representation by an experienced criminal lawyer.
Given the possible consequences of a conviction for assault on a female, communicating threats, or a felony assault such as assault by strangulation, it is imperative to speak with a criminal lawyer without delay.
DV charges can be a complicated mix of emotions, civil actions relating to some form of restraining order, and answering formal criminal charges – Danny Glover, OBX Lawyer
DMV hearings, especially those involving a revocation due to impaired driving in North Carolina, 
carry consequences.
If you have been permanently revoked or otherwise cannot legally drive due to DWI suspension, there may be options available for restoration that involve a formal hearing with the NCDMV – North Carolina Department of Transporation / Division of Motor Vehicles.
Assuming DMV authorizes a hearing to determine whether administrative relief is appropriate, there are several important steps to take prior to the actual hearing itself.
While no one ever tries to get pulled over by the police, it can happen. There has been an incredible increase in the number of news stories concerning police misconduct.
You may feel compelled to record the police.
It makes sense to want to protect yourself and your rights by filming the police when they’re dealing with you. But first, you must understand and know the NC criminal laws.
It’s a frightening time to be an illegal immigrant in the U.S. In the first eight months of President Trump’s presidency, there was a 42% increase in arrests of illegal immigrants. And unfortunately, that’s just one of the terrifying illegal immigration facts.
If you’re an illegal immigrant living in northeastern North Carolina, it’s important to understand your situation and find a lawyer. We’re here to provide you with information and legal advice you need.
In this article, I’ll lay out some key illegal immigration facts. I’ll tell you about the Trump Administration’s immigration policy. And I’ll tell you why you need a criminal defense lawyer.
North Carolina Criminal Law Updates
