Most people wind up with a DWI (driving while impaired) charge when they’re out having a good time with friends or family – they are at the beach or camping, or perhaps spending the day elsewhere in North Carolina. However, where you get charged with…
One of the consequences of a DWI (driving while impaired) conviction in North Carolina is the automatic revocation of your driving privileges in North Carolina. For most people, losing their driver’s license can create major problems in their day-to-day lives, making it difficult to get…
In effort to answer some of the questions you may have about your DWI charge, you will find below, some of the most common questions our clients have: 1) The officer didn’t read my rights before arresting me, does this mean my case will get…
In North Carolina, a DWI conviction, whether by being found guilty at trial or pleading guilty, will result in long lasting consequences, beyond having a criminal conviction on your record. The North Carolina DMV uses a point system in determining license suspensions. After accumulating 12…
When you get pulled over for driving while impaired (DWI) in Mecklenburg County, the arresting officer doesn’t always have access to your criminal history when they write out the initial criminal complaint against you. For this reason, if you have been convicted of DWI in…
Driving while impaired (DWI) charges are no small matter, and even a first-time offense can jeopardize your future. If you’ve been charged with DWI because you were driving while taking a prescription or over-the-counter medication, you need to understand that your case will be handled…