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North Carolina Criminal Law Updates

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HOLIDAY DUI TIPS

As the festive season approaches, Raleigh’s streets come alive with the spirit of celebration. The atmosphere of good tidings can sometimes overshadow the sobering reality of impaired driving arrests. A seemingly innocuous celebration can abruptly end in a harsh encounter with the law and a long night in the Wake…

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Common Misconceptions about DUI Charges

Nestled in Wake County is Raleigh, a bustling city where the NC driving while impaired laws are strictly enforced.  The consequences of a DUI charge are far-reaching, touching not only the legal realm but the personal and professional lives of those accused of “drunk driving.” The process can be intricate…

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BIG CHANGES to Bond and Pretrial Release from Jail

The legal landscape in North Carolina is continually evolving, and one of the recent adjustments that has garnered considerable attention from lawyers in Raleigh NC are the changes to pretrial release from jail and the related bond procedures. These amendments to the procedure for determining terms and conditions for pretrial…

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The Indispensable Role of an Assault Attorney in Your Case

In the intricate landscape of criminal law, particularly in assault charges, the role of an assault attorney in your case should not be underestimated. We provide sound legal advice, conscientious representation, and strategic planning that are imperative to establishing a defense strategy. Defense counsel help protect your rights and guide…

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Experienced DWI Defense Attorneys in Raleigh, North Carolina

As a seasoned DUI defense attorney in Raleigh, North Carolina, John Fanney understands the severity of a DWI charge and the potential consequences that come with it. Hiring an experienced DWI attorney is crucial to protect your rights and defend your case if you or a loved one has been…

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Field Sobriety Tests for DUI: What You Need to Know

Field sobriety tests (FSTs) and Standardized Field Sobriety Tests (SFSTs) are common tools law enforcement officers use to determine if a driver is driving under the influence of drugs or alcohol. These tests are designed to measure a driver’s physical and cognitive abilities, and assess their level of impairment. If…

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Driver’s License and Registration Please

When you are pulled over by a police officer, there’s a good chance they’re going ask for your driver’s license and registration. While that may be standard operating procedure for many police officers in Raleigh, are you required to comply? Are you required to provide identification? Does include handing over…

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Thank you for a Great Year!

Thanks to all of our wonderful clients, it has been a great year at Fanney Law Firm.  We’ve enjoyed serving as your lawyer!  Our law firm and supporting legal staff help people through some of the most difficult times in their lives, and we are grateful that you have put…

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Accused of Drunk Driving? STOP TALKING

If you’ve been accused of drunk driving, the most important thing you can do is to STOP TALKING. Politely decline to answer questions and do not agree to submit to field sobriety tests. This includes answering any questions they have about your drinking or driving, where you were coming from,…

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Take the Fifth

Should I talk to the police? If you are suspected of a crime, the police likely will want to question you. A police officer may try to get you to talk by telling you that it is in your best interest to cooperate and “answer some questions to clear things…

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