Below are some common examples of infractions. This is not a comprehensive list, as there are hundreds of infractions that can be committed under North Carolina Law. If you have further questions about a citation for a specific infraction, it is best to consult with a defense attorney.
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A Class E felony carries a potential sentence of up to 4 years in prison. Defrauding the government is considered to be a Class E felony. These are just examples, but there are many types of felony and misdemeanor offenses and it is important that one discuss the level of offense charged with an attorney very early in the criminal justice process.
It is also important to note that felonies, unlike misdemeanors, can result in the loss of civil liberties such as the right to vote, the right to run for public office, the right to own a firearm, and can also result in the loss of the ability to hold certain professional licenses.
Having a criminal record can have adverse consequences on everything from job prospects to the ability to secure housing. At CDH Law, our team of dedicated criminal defense attorneys is here to fight for you and your future. Contact us today. Carden III, Esq. Matthew D. Dotzler, Esq. David Hammond, Esq. Brian Nelson Tedd, Esq. A judge on your case would take the seriousness of the offense into account as well as your previous criminal record. Additionally, the judge can also choose to suspend the sentence and impose probation or community punishment.
If you are facing criminal charges, now is the time to discuss your case with a skilled and experienced criminal defense attorney. We will do everything we can to reach your specific goals and ensure you receive the best possible defense. Call our firm right away at to schedule a free initial consultation with a knowledgeable member of our team. Automated page speed optimizations for fast site performance.
Difference between felony and misdemeanor In simple terms, the most basic distinction between the two types of offenses is in how they are punished.
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