Monthly Archives: March 2026
Will I Face Federal Charges for Selling Counterfeit Goods in North Carolina?
In 2025, the OECD reported that the global market for counterfeit goods had reached $467 billion. A significant amount of counterfeit trade occurs in the United States, and this business can be quite lucrative. However, it is also illegal under both state and federal law. What kinds of consequences could you face if you… Read More »
What Are the Penalties for Pickpocketing in North Carolina?
Although most people associate pickpocketing with European destinations, this type of theft is surprisingly prevalent in North Carolina and the United States. In one 2025 case, a woman in Charlotte used tracking technology to track her pickpocketed cell phone all the way to China. If you face allegations of pickpocketing, you might be wondering… Read More »
North Carolina Prosecutors Try to Keep Men Acquitted of Murder Behind Bars
When facing murder charges in North Carolina, acquittal is a common goal. However, a recent case in the Tar Heel State shows that even after an acquittal, state prosecutors may continue to try to keep you behind bars. This case involves the high-profile murder of an NBA player’s grandfather, and it continues to make… Read More »
“Flawed” Drug Testing on Pregnant North Carolina Women Leads to Unnecessary Charges
Although many people are probably completely unaware, law enforcement agencies around the country collect drug test data from pregnant women. The goal is to press drug charges against these women. Some are also charged with child neglect. A recent article published by North Carolina Health News suggests that some of these drug tests may… Read More »