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What to look for if you’re presented with a search warrant

On Behalf of Tickle Law Office, PLLC | Jul 21, 2025 | Criminal Defense

Most people know that law enforcement officers need a search warrant to enter and search a home or business without the permission of the owner or occupant. People have a right to be given the warrant. However, while they’re reading it, officers or agents have the...

Can you avoid jail time for a first-time offense in North Carolina?

On Behalf of Tickle Law Office, PLLC | May 15, 2025 | Criminal Defense

Facing a criminal charge for the first time can be a lot to take in. It is natural to wonder about the potential effects of your actions. These consequences may stem from either a mistake or a lapse in judgment. While a first offense can still impact your life, take a...

What legal protections do students have during protest arrests?

On Behalf of Tickle Law Office, PLLC | Jan 16, 2025 | Criminal Defense

Participating in campus protests allows students to voice their opinions powerfully, but arrests can occur even during peaceful demonstrations. Students must know how to protect their legal rights in these situations. Stay calm and cooperate with authorities When...

Can holiday party guests be held liable for guests’ DUIs?

On Behalf of Tickle Law Office, PLLC | Nov 22, 2024 | Criminal Defense, Drunk driving, DWI

The spirit of giving should not extend to legal liability. This holiday season, as you prepare to open your home to friends and family, it is vital to understand the legal implications of serving alcohol and how it can impact you, even if you were not the one behind...

Seeking a clean slate? Know what offense you can expunge

On Behalf of Tickle Law Office, PLLC | Aug 29, 2024 | Criminal Defense

A criminal record can follow you for years, impacting career ambitions, housing applications and more. In North Carolina, you can clear certain offenses from your record through expungement. This process can give you the fresh start you have been looking for and open...

Understanding the different types of theft

On Behalf of Tickle Law Office, PLLC | Jun 28, 2024 | Criminal Defense

Theft is a broad term that covers various unlawful acts of taking someone else's property. In North Carolina, theft can range from petty larceny to more severe crimes like burglary and robbery. Petty larceny: This involves stealing property valued at $1,000 or less....

When does a simple quarrel border into assault?

On Behalf of Tickle Law Office, PLLC | Mar 15, 2024 | Criminal Defense

It's not unusual for a simple disagreement to escalate into a fight. Sometimes, a fight like this can end peacefully without physical contact. But other times, it becomes hostile and gets physical. When hostility escalates and physical actions are involved, such a...

North Carolina’s DWI laws on drugged driving

On Behalf of Tickle Law Office, PLLC | Jan 30, 2024 | Criminal Defense, DWI

As a criminal offense, driving while impaired (DWI) has long-lasting repercussions. Apart from the fines, license suspensions, and jail time, convicted rivers also get a criminal record. DWI offenses are usually associated with alcohol. However, North Carolina’s laws...

Shoplifting in North Carolina: More than just a minor offense

On Behalf of Tickle Law Office, PLLC | Jan 8, 2024 | Criminal Defense, Theft crimes

Shoplifting may seem trivial to some, especially when the only victims are big stores that can easily replace their stock. However, it’s still a theft crime in North Carolina and other U.S. states that violates the law. It’s important to understand the legal...

Using a laser device on law enforcement, emergency responders – is it a crime?

On Behalf of Tickle Law Office, PLLC | Dec 12, 2023 | Criminal Defense

Laser devices such as pointers and holograms are typically used for visuals and presentations, but that doesn’t stop them from being dangerous. Even a laser pointer with very low power settings can damage a person’s eyesight when exposed for a long period of time....

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