If you’re facing embezzlement charges in North Carolina, you have a constitutional right to defend yourself in court. It’s important to understand the elements of the crime of embezzlement. Working with an experienced criminal defense attorney can help you gather evidence to defend yourself. North Carolina Criminal Law Chapter 14-90 outlines the elements of the […]
North Carolina recognizes several different types of property theft. The specific theft charge a prosecutor will bring against a defendant depends on the case’s unique facts. Two of the most commonly prosecuted theft crimes are fraud and embezzlement. Although these crimes may seem similar, there are important differences between them. Both Fraud and Embezzlement Require […]
In North Carolina, criminal offenses related to property and personal belongings are classified into distinct categories, each carrying its own set of legal implications. Understanding the differences among theft, robbery, and burglary is essential for both legal practitioners and the general public. Here are the elements that define each offense and the potential consequences individuals […]
The self-checkout lane has become one of the most popular ways for many people to buy things. It is convenient and often faster than waiting at a traditional checkout lane. You simply scan your own items, choose your payment method, pay, bag your things, and leave. However, many retailers are finding out that the self-checkout […]
North Carolina defines theft, or “larceny,” as the wrongful taking and carrying away of another person’s property without their consent and with the intent to permanently deprive the owner of that property. There are many different types of larceny, including: Receiving stolen goods – the act of knowingly buying or receiving a property that is […]
Parenting isn’t easy and sometimes children make poor decisions that are out of our control. One call you never want to receive is from the police informing you that your child has been arrested for shoplifting. When receiving such a call it’s easy to feel panic, feeling that your child’s future is ruined. However, it’s […]
One of the most important things that we have is our reputation. So, when an employer accuses you of theft, it can have a significant impact on your life. This is not to mention the criminal ramifications if convicted. Under North Carolina law, employee theft, or larceny, is considered a Class H felony unless otherwise […]
Unfortunately, the theft of motor vehicles in North Carolina is not uncommon. It’s important to understand that there are different types of theft as well as other crimes that may apply when an individual uses, damages, or misappropriates an auto vehicle. North Carolina varies from some other states in that it does not have a […]
