When someone has been convicted of a second DWI charge, you may wonder if that means a mandatory license suspension. The North Carolina Department of Transportation enforces different consequences from the criminal legal system, from the arrest to post-conviction. So you’ll have to deal with the administrative and legal repercussions. Will I Lose My Driver’s … Read more
If the police arrested you for a DUI and it’s the second time you’ve been charged, you’re likely afraid you will lose your driver’s license. After all, North Carolina courts are one of the strictest states when sentencing DWI offenders. However, if you have been charged with your second DUI, there are things you can … Read more
If a judge suspends your license as punishment for a DUI, DWI, or excessive traffic violation, a license suspension can throw your entire life into chaos. Many rely on driving to work, grocery shop, and caring for their children or family members. The key to avoiding this upheaval is working with an experienced attorney not … Read more
Losing your driver’s license can affect every aspect of your life, from losing your ability to travel to work and make money, shuffling your family around, and keeping social commitments. While losing your license may seem earth-shattering, there is a process and steps you can take to reinstate your license, regardless of whether it was … Read more
If a North Carolina judge or jury convicts you or a loved one of Driving While Intoxicated (DWI), the conviction may cause you long-lasting and life-changing effects. As soon as you’re charged with a DWI, employing a lawyer who understands the intricacies of North Carolina’s DWI laws can help you avoid conviction and even possibly … Read more
If a court convicts you of Driver Under the Influence (DUI) or Driving While Impaired (DWI), many areas of your life can be affected as a result. Usually, DUI and DWI convictions come with harsh and severe consequences ranging from jail time, hefty fines to losing your driver’s license. How Does a DUI/DWI Conviction Affect … Read more
After being arrested for a second driving under the influence (DUI) charge, you may fear a conviction is imminent because of your record. Many consider North Carolina very tough on intoxicated drivers, and these charges are serious. If you’re arrested for a DUI or DWI and convicted, you’ll be sentenced on a sliding scale from … Read more
Charlotte criminal defense attorney Allen Brotherton of Knox Law Center discusses ignition interlock devices in North Carolina.
Charlotte criminal defense attorney Allen Brotherton of Knox Law Center discusses moving out-of-state with a pending DWI in North Carolina.
Charlotte criminal defense attorney Allen Brotherton of Knox Law Center discusses what do do when pulled over in a boat in North Carolina.
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