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2023 Recap: The New Laws Of North Carolina

Criminal law is dynamic, constantly changing to fit the growing population and evolving culture in any given area; and North Carolina Law is no exception. Our state added 26 new laws to the books over the course of 2023. At the Gross Law Group, we believe in keeping our clients (and all citizens, for that matter) informed on new additions and updates to our ever-developing legal code. Below, we've listed a summary of the most pertinent rules and regulations that came into effect last year: The Pretrial Integrity Act brought [...]

By gmwebservices|2024-01-04T19:25:08+00:00January 4, 2024|Uncategorized|Comments Off

Can You Record Police Officers in North Carolina?

Since smartphones emerged and started playing an active role in our everyday lives, most Americans carry a recording device in their pockets wherever they go. As a result, the ubiquity and frequent use of these devices have raised several questions about who or what can be recorded. This debate has extended into a variety of legal cases, especially during civilian interactions with local police. In North Carolina, understanding recording laws, when they are allowed and when they are not, is crucial to exercising your rights responsibly. Is there ever a [...]

By gmwebservices|2023-12-19T17:00:15+00:00December 19, 2023|Uncategorized|Comments Off

You Have the Right to Remain Informed: Miranda Rights in NC

Miranda Rights are some of the most crucial legal protections we have as American citizens. While their name and basic information seem to be well-known, (thanks to police and detective films), the purpose and intended use of these rights are still widely unknown to the average citizen - primarily those who have never been detained by law enforcement. At the Gross Law Group, we believe it's crucial for all North Carolinians to know and exercise the laws that protect them during an arrest. Throughout this article, we'll review the origin [...]

By gmwebservices|2024-01-03T15:33:11+00:00November 13, 2023|Uncategorized|Comments Off

Larceny Charges in North Carolina: How Does Our State Handle Theft?

What is larceny? A defendant is charged with felony or misdemeanor larceny when they seize another person’s property without permission. Under North Carolina law, the terms “theft” and “larceny” are used interchangeably, and most theft-related crimes are classified as larceny charges. However, our state’s legal system differentiates between several types of theft, including grand larceny (felony), petty larceny (misdemeanor), and grand theft (aka grand larceny). Essentially, the legal jargon surrounding these offenses is cryptic and complex, making it crucial for legal professionals and individuals alike to understand the differences between [...]

By gmwebservices|2023-09-12T13:03:58+00:00September 12, 2023|Uncategorized|Comments Off

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