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There is not a true consensus regarding the definition of white-collar crime. It is a relatively broad term that can represent a wide range of fraud committed by business and/or government professionals. In general, these crimes are defined by deceit, concealment or a violation of trust motivated by finances and usually do not involve physical violence or force. Due to…[...]

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Evidence usually plays the biggest role in a DWI case. And an individual’s blood alcohol content (BAC) is often the most important component of evidence in the prosecution’s case. This is why many people wonder if they can refuse BAC testing. While individuals often can refuse standardized field sobriety tests, refusing chemical BAC tests is different since individuals give their…[...]

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A car accident on North Carolina roads can lead to more than just physical injuries. Physical injuries may require the most immediate attention, and they can have a considerable impact on an individual’s life. However, it is common for individuals to suffer emotional trauma and distress after an accident as well. So, what should individuals know about how a crash…[...]

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According to Georgetown University, roughly 131 million people in the United States take prescription drugs for various reasons, whether long-term for chronic pain, high blood pressure, generalized anxiety disorder or short-term as they recover from a serious injury. Regardless of the reason, that is a significant percentage of the adult population. It is incredibly common to take prescription drugs. However,…[...]

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Nowadays, most new vehicles on North Carolina roads come with driver assistance technologies. The purpose of these technologies is to reduce – or even avoid – auto accidents. This might lead many people to wonder: Is this technology really helping to reduce crashes? Driver assistance technologies are meant to prevent accidents Common driver assistance technologies include, but are not limited…[...]

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Auto accidents happen so fast. They are overwhelming and scary, and often even more so if the reckless driver at fault speeds away without any regard for the damage he or she caused. And, unfortunately, it seems that hit-and-run accidents are only happening more frequently. Hit-and-runs have increased over the years A 2018 report from the AAA Foundation for Traffic…[...]

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The United States Health & Human Services reports that one-in-five adolescents between the ages of 12 and 20 have consumed alcohol in the last 30 days. That high rate of underage drinking plus the high rate of binge drinking this age group participates in also places adolescents over the age of 16 at risk for driving under the influence. Adolescents…[...]

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The arrival of the summer season often brings even more motorcycles to North Carolina roads. Most experienced motorcyclists are aware that they face risks every time they go for a ride. After all, motorcycles do not offer as much protection as other vehicles, such as cars or trucks. That is why it is important for all motorcyclists – as well…[...]

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Not all injuries are immediately apparent after a serious car accident. And, unfortunately, these injuries often end up being some of the most life-changing – or life-threatening. The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) reports that car accidents are one of the most common causes of traumatic brain injuries (TBIs). These dangerous injuries might not show symptoms right away…[...]

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When police pull someone over under suspicion of drunk driving, their first step is often to conduct a field sobriety test. This process frequently includes a breath test. The first device that tested breath for alcohol was developed in 1938. Since then, companies created several types and brands of breath tests, such as the Breathalyzer. Breath tests are a common…[...]

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