Chewing Gum, Breath Tests, and Prejudice – North Carolina Criminal Law
In impaired driving cases, the results of a breath test of the defendant are admissible at trial when the testing...
In impaired driving cases, the results of a breath test of the defendant are admissible at trial when the testing...
My colleague, Phil Dixon, blogged about the Court of Appeals’ decision in State v. Joyner, 284 N.C. App. 681 (2022),...
Imagine a case involving a juvenile who lives in North Carolina and is in secure custody because of a charge...
A recent study published by The Quattrone Center for the Fair Administration of Justice at the University of Pennsylvania examines...
This post summarizes the published criminal opinions from the North Carolina Court of Appeals released on January 16, 2024. These...
This post summarizes a published criminal law case released by the Fourth Circuit Court of Appeals during December 2023. Cases...
The long-awaited North Carolina sports betting law went into effect on Monday. House Bill 347, which was passed last summer,...
Because the State’s ability to prove impairment in prosecutions for driving while impaired often turns on whether the officer had...
It is my pleasure to announce that Daniel “Danny” Spiegel has joined the Courts Group faculty here at the School...
Michael Lewis is a celebrated author whose work has repeatedly topped the best-seller lists. His most famous book is Moneyball,...