Being arrested and charged with murder and assault with a deadly weapon with intent is one of the most serious situations a person and their family can face. These charges carry life-altering consequences, and what happens in the first 24–72 hours can shape the entire case. If your loved one has not spoken to authorities […]

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Being charged with a federal crime is not the same as dealing with a state or local case. Federal prosecutions are aggressive, fast-moving, and backed by substantial government resources. If you are facing federal charges in Durham County, Orange County, or Wake County, you need attorneys who regularly represent defendants in federal court and understand […]

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Facing criminal charges in North Carolina is one of the most stressful experiences a person can go through. Whether you’re dealing with a DUI, drug charge, traffic violation, or a more serious felony, the choices you make early on can dramatically affect your future. That’s where Frasier & Griffin, PLLC comes in. As top-rated criminal […]

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When you’re facing a criminal charge in Raleigh and Durham North Carolina, the clock starts working against you the moment law enforcement makes contact. What you do in the first 24–72 hours can determine whether your case gets dismissed, reduced, or turns into a lifelong problem. Most people wait. They Google. They hope it “won’t […]

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Exclusive Criminal Defense in Durham, Wake, and Orange Counties Laws Change. Your Defense Should Too. If you’re facing criminal charges, or even if you’ve already been sentenced—recent changes in North Carolina law could affect your case. From new expungement opportunities to how police can search your phone, Fall 2025 has brought major updates that every […]

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Raleigh’s first quarter crime report for 2025 shows a mix of progress and concern. Some categories are improving, while others are heading in the opposite direction. These shifts matter not only for your sense of safety but also for how charges are investigated and prosecuted in Wake County. The report breaks down which offenses have […]

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Imagine you’ve had a few drinks and decide to sleep it off in your car. Maybe you pull over in a parking lot with the keys in the ignition, but the engine off. You’re not driving, so you think you’re being safe, right? However, you can still face a DWI while parked in Raleigh, NC. […]

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More police tape is showing up across Raleigh and Durham. Headlines report new shootings, assaults and arrests. That rise in violence is changing how cases move through the system. Officers act faster, prosecutors file charges sooner and the window to explain your side closes quickly. Raleigh reported 22% increase in homicides during the first quarter […]

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There are many types of crimes that occur in North Carolina. Young adults may get in trouble for shoplifting or experimenting with drugs. Adults can face a variety of criminal charges, with violent criminal charges often being the most serious. Those accused of injuring other people may face criminal charges. Not only do they have […]

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There are many ways for people in North Carolina to break the law. They could steal from other people or hurt them. They could decide to drive home after drinking with friends at a bar. Unlawful possession or distribution of drugs is also a criminal offense. Many people cannot even imagine intentionally stealing from others […]

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