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Wake County, NC Larceny – “The Accidental Shoplifter” : Self-checkout lines are a convenient way to shop and allow stores to efficiently serve their customers. When people rush to check out, they may accidentally forget to scan an item or the scanner doesn’t register the item. An employee could stop a person from leaving and the loss prevention officer assumes they are trying to steal. Cases of accidental shoplifting are becoming more and more common in North Carolina. If you make a simple mistake you could be charged with Larceny. We find that Wake County Wal-Mart stores are especially aggressive in prosecuting innocent shoppers. Read more also visit here https://wileynickel.com/raleigh-defense-lawyer-blog/wake-county-nc-larceny-the-accidental-shoplifter
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Governor Cooper signs the Second Chance Act! Just days ago Governor Cooper signed the Second Chance Act. This new change to North Carolina expungement law will allow thousands to erase older non-violent convictions from their record. Hit this link to see the ABC 11 Story about this bill. The new law change does a number of things but has two provisions that are especially important. Help for those with multiple convictions. New Rules to allow people who have multiple non-violent criminal convictions to get an expungement. Before, if you had multiple convictions (convictions on different dates of court) you could not get an expungement. Now people with more than one non-violent conviction may have the ability to get an expungement. [Note: This provision does not go into effect until December 1, 2020]. Help for those with convictions under the age of 18. New rules to allow most misdemeanor and low level felony convictions to be erased for those who were 16 or 17 at the time o
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It Takes Two: Agreeing Your Way Into Conspiracy To be convicted of conspiracy, the prosecutor will need to prove: An agreement, Between you and another person, To commit an unlawful act, Some overt act was done to further the conspiracy. Agreement For purposes of conspiracy, You don’t have to agree to be the one robbing the bank. The agreement can be as simple as saying yes to driving the getaway car. But, simply knowing that a crime is going to occur, without agreeing to participate in that crime, is not conspiracy. Read more also visit here https://wileynickel.com/raleigh-defense-lawyer-blog/conspiracy
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Raleigh DWI Defense: Firm Overview At The Law Offices of Wiley Nickel, PLLC, our defense attorneys are dedicated to providing high-quality legal representation to clients charged with DWI, criminal offenses, traffic tickets and other related legal matters in the Wake County North Carolina area. Our firm also focuses in the area of driver’s license law, representing those seeking the reinstatement of their revoked or suspended driver's license. Professional and Experienced Representation The Law Offices of Wiley Nickel, PLLC has earned a reputation within the legal community as a leading firm criminal defense law firm in DWI defense. We have former prosecutors on the criminal defense team who know our cases from both sides of the issues. Our Raleigh DWI Lawyers focus on DWI/DUI Defense in and around Wake County, NC. Read more also visit here https://wileynickel.com/raleigh-defense-lawyer-blog/2021/3/7/raleigh-and-wake-county-area-dwi-drivers-license-traffic-ticket-amp-criminal-d
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We applaud this decision by Governor Roy Cooper! It will allow many of our clients who have had their records erased through the expungement process to have a better shot at getting a job with North Carolina State Government agencies. See the information below issued by the Governor's Office. We handle expungements in North Carolina. Please contact us at 919-650-2851 for a free consultation to see if you are eligible for a North Carolina criminal record expungement. Read more also visit here https://wileynickel.com/raleigh-defense-lawyer-blog/governor-roy-copper-decision
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Defending Sexual Assault Cases in a #MeToo Era, Part II By Lindsey Granados In Part I of this blog post, I discussed the origins of the #MeToo movement and how it has impacted criminal jury trials in this country. Also discussed was the fact that sexual assault jurors are overwhelmingly aware of the #MeToo movement. Therefore, it is incredibly important to frame the issue with the jurors from the first moment you have the opportunity to talk to them in jury selection through asking specific questions designed to distinguish your case from what they are aware of in the media at large. A defendant in a sex offense case should start off presumed innocent under our laws, but the reality in practice is much different. Jurors are usually well-intentioned: they come into a trial with a sense of civic duty, with curiosity about the facts of the case, and a desire to do the right thing. A juror can absolutely say they believe that someone is presumed innocent until proven guilty, and that
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The first question for many people looking for a Raleigh criminal defense lawyer is “How do I get my case dismissed?” The goal for most people who enter the Wake County courthouse for the first time is (1) a dismissal and (2) an expungement of all public records. Our first question for potential clients revolves around guilt or innocence. We are an aggressive criminal defense law firm and exercise all legal options for our clients. When your future and reputation are at stake, an experienced Raleigh Attorney makes your rights a priority. We will walk you through your legal options and talk about how a trial will work. In cases where the evidence is on our side, the Wake County District Attorney’s Office can agree to dismiss a case ahead of trail. In other cases there are different deals that involve a dismissal in exchange for doing something. In some cases it could mean a deal for community service for a dismissal. In other cases it could mean doing alcohol/drug classes as pa
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Attorney Lindsey Granados Appointed to the North Carolina Sentencing and Policy Advisory Commission: The Law Offices of Wiley Nickel is proud to announce that Attorney Lindsey D. Granados has been appointed to the North Carolina Sentencing and Policy Advisory Commission by North Carolina Supreme Court Chief Justice Cheri Beasley. Chief Justice Beasley appointed Lindsey Granados as a criminal defense attorney member to serve on the commission. The Commission was created by the General Assembly in 1990 to make recommendations to the General Assembly for the modification of sentencing laws and policies, and for the addition, deletion, or expansion of sentencing options as necessary to achieve the state’s policy goals. The Commission’s prior work led to the passage of the Structured Sentencing Act which became effective in 1994. Read more also visit here https://wileynickel.com/raleigh-defense-lawyer-blog/attorney-lindsey-granados-appointed-to-the-north-carolina-sentencing-and-policy-a
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Wake County, NC Larceny – “The Accidental Shoplifter” : Self-checkout lines are a convenient way to shop and allow stores to efficiently serve their customers. When people rush to check out, they may accidentally forget to scan an item or the scanner doesn’t register the item. An employee could stop a person from leaving and the loss prevention officer assumes they are trying to steal. Cases of accidental shoplifting are becoming more and more common in North Carolina. If you make a simple mistake you could be charged with Larceny. We find that Wake County Wal-Mart stores are especially aggressive in prosecuting innocent shoppers. Read more also visit here https://wileynickel.com/raleigh-defense-lawyer-blog/wake-county-nc-larceny-the-accidental-shoplifter
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New Law Change for Expungements of Felonies and Misdemeanors committed under the age of 18: If you were convicted of a felony or misdemeanor under the age of 18 then you may be eligible to have your record Expunged. The law was changed in June of 2020 as part of the Second Chance Act to allow almost all felony and misdemeanors to be erased through the North Carolina expungement process. Those who were 16 or 17 and convicted with a date of offense prior to December 1, 2019 are eligible for an expungement of all misdemeanors and H or I felony convictions with some minor exceptions (DWI/Driving related conviction and sex offender registry convictions). Expungements Under 15A-145.8 were included as a response to the Raise the Age legislation that finally allowed NC to join the rest of the country in treating 16 and 17 year olds as juveniles. https://wileynickel.com/raleigh-defense-lawyer-blog/expungements-under-age-of-18
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Attorney Michaela Weber Joins the Law Firm of Wiley Nickel "The Law Offices of Wiley Nickel, PLLC is proud to announce that Attorney Michaela Weber has just been sworn in as the newest member of the North Carolina State Bar! Michaela was born and raised in Colorado where she graduated magna cum laude from the University of Colorado Boulder with a degree in political science. She recently graduated from the Campbell University School of Law. She will focus on criminal defense and expungement work for the law firm. Read more also visit here https://wileynickel.com/raleigh-defense-lawyer-blog/attorney-michael-weber-joins-the-law-firm-of-wiley-nickel
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