Monthly Archives: August 2026
Can Flock Cameras Lead to My Arrest in North Carolina?
North Carolina recently authorized the widespread use of Flock cameras across its many roads and highways. These AI-powered cameras can capture your license plate, assist with police investigations, and eventually lead to your arrest. What if your conviction hinges on evidence provided by Flock cameras? Is there any way to push back against this… Read More »
Self-Defense Strategy Leads to Dismissal for Man Who Shot School Bus in North Carolina
In 2024, gunfire rang out in a Charlotte neighborhood as projectiles struck a passing school bus. Multiple children were injured, and police arrested two individuals. Two years later, the man accused of carrying out the shooting beat state charges, having successfully argued self-defense. If you face charges after a shooting, speak with a North… Read More »
Can Prosecutors Use Prior Acquittals Against Me in Court?
In State v. Scott, the North Carolina Supreme Court found that prior acquittal evidence is inadmissible because of its “prejudicial impact.” With this 1992 decision, the Tar Heel State takes a stronger stance against prior acquittal evidence than many other jurisdictions in the country. If you have been acquitted of a crime in the… Read More »
District Attorney Drops Charges Against TikTok Star Accused of Cyberstalking in North Carolina
On May 8th, 2026, The News & Observer reported that a district attorney in North Carolina had dropped cyberstalking charges against a TikTok influencer. The social media star had previously been involved in an alienation of affection lawsuit, but the state ostensibly believes that there is insufficient evidence for a cyberstalking conviction. If you… Read More »