If you’ve been charged with a crime, your criminal defense attorney will evaluate your case to determine a defense strategy based on the facts and circumstances of your case. In the event you were tricked into consuming drugs or alcohol and could n…
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If you’ve been arrested on the suspicion that you’ve committed a crime, it’s important to understand your Constitutional rights. Whether it’s a DWI/DUI, a drug crime, an assault, or any other type of criminal offense, law enforcement is requi…
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Mike Reece has once again been recognized as a North Carolina Super Lawyer in the field of criminal defense. Super Lawyers recognizes attorneys who are at the top of their fields statewide. Only 5% of North Carolina’s attorneys receive this recogni…
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Being charged with a criminal offense can be a stressful and emotionally overwhelming experience. Regardless of whether it’s a misdemeanor or a felony, a conviction can be life changing and result in serious consequences — including monetary fine…
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In many states, public intoxication is a criminal offense. But while it is not illegal to be drunk in public in North Carolina, it is against the law to be drunk and disorderly. Effectively, this means causing a scene in public that impacts the safet…
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If you’ve been pulled over by law enforcement on suspicion that you were operating your vehicle under the influence of alcohol, you may be asked to perform field sobriety tests. However, these tests are not based on science — they are dependent o…
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Whether it was for speeding, failure to yield, driving with a revoked license, or another violation, getting a traffic ticket is not only a stressful experience — it can also come with harsh penalties and long-lasting implications. If you simply pa…
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For certain DWI offenses in North Carolina, an individual may be required to install an ignition interlock device in their vehicle. Also referred to as an “IID,” this is a breath testing device that is installed in a vehicle to ensure you aren’…
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If you’ve been convicted of a motor vehicle violation in North Carolina, driver’s license points may be assessed against your driving record by the Department of Motor Vehicles. These points are separate from those that you may incur on your car…
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Drinking and driving can come with serious consequences, including substantial fines, jail time, and suspension or revocation of your license. Importantly, if you reside in North Carolina or are traveling through the state, you should be aware that D…
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