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Is it a crime to bring a gun to a restaurant?

On Behalf of Tickle Law Office, PLLC | Nov 30, 2023 | Criminal Defense

North Carolina allows gun owners to carry a concealed handgun for as long as they have a valid permit. Having a concealed firearm can help keep the owner safe, especially if they’re traveling to an unfamiliar area rife with crime. But gun owners don’t always go to...

Is it a crime to use a dead relative’s credit card?

On Behalf of Tickle Law Office, PLLC | Nov 10, 2023 | Criminal Defense, Theft crimes

While credit and debit cards make purchasing things much more convenient, they’re also tied to the accounts and identities of the persons they’re registered with. This means it’s illegal to use the payment card of another person. But what if you’re using the card of a...

Does North Carolina recognize mutual combat?

On Behalf of Tickle Law Office, PLLC | Sep 14, 2023 | Criminal Defense

Fights happen. Most of the time, these fights are simply verbal, but other times, these fights escalate to fists. As a result, you may end up facing assault charges. If this is you, then you may likely wonder if you can claim self-defense or mutual combat to avoid...

What are the consequences of using meth?

On Behalf of Tickle Law Office, PLLC | Aug 22, 2023 | blog, Criminal Defense

The impact of methamphetamine, or meth, reverberates through the state with devastating consequences that affect individuals, families and communities. In fact, a recent survey by the National Institute on Drug Abuse states that almost 1% of people say they used the...

When does a bar fight become assault?

On Behalf of Tickle Law Office, PLLC | Jun 14, 2023 | Criminal Defense

Public places like bars sometimes become the stage for physical altercations. A heated disagreement can quickly escalate into a physical confrontation. While this unfortunate scenario may seem like a commonplace event in some settings, there comes a point where it...

What is a grand jury?

On Behalf of Tickle Law Office, PLLC | May 29, 2023 | Criminal Defense

The right to a jury trial is an important part of the legal system. But not all juries hear cases and make decisions on guilt. A grand jury is a special jury that hears evidence in criminal cases to determine if the prosecutor has a valid case. The prosecutor goes...

Avoid social media when you are facing criminal charges

On Behalf of Tickle Law Office, PLLC | Mar 31, 2023 | Criminal Defense

Social media can seem like an appealing outlet for stress or even a relaxing reprieve when the rest of your life is hinging on a criminal defense case. When law enforcement and prosecution officials are eager to use any evidence they can against you, though, it is...

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