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Which areas do you serve?
- Andover
- Annandale
- Apple Valley
- Arden Hills
- Big Lake
- Blaine
- Bloomington
- Brooklyn Center
- Brooklyn Park
- Buffalo
- Burnsville
- Carver
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Champlin
(Incl. Hassan Township)
- Chanhassen
- Chaska
- Crystal
- Coon Rapids
- Dayton
- Eagan
- Eden Prairie
- Elk River
- Faribault
- Farmington
- Fridley
- Golden Valley
- Hastings
- Hopkins
- Hopkins
- Inver Grove Heights
- Isanti
- Lake Elmo
- Lakeville
- Litchfield
- Little Canada
- Lino Lakes
- Mankato
- Maple Grove
- Maplewood
- Mendota Heights
- Minnetonka
- Minnetrista
- Mound
- Mounds View
- New Brighton
- New Hope
- New St. Paul
- Northfield
- North St. Paul
- Owatonna
- Plymouth
- Prior Lake
- Red Wing
- Richfield
- Robbinsdale
- Rochester
- Rogers
- Rosemount
- Roseville
- Savage
- Sartell
- Shakopee
- Shoreview
- South St. Paul
- St. Anthony
- St. Cloud
- St. Louis Park
- St. Michael
- St. Paul
- Waite Park
- White Bear Lake
- Waseca
- West St. Paul
- Woodbury
What is the process of working with the North Carolina Criminal Defense Attorneys?
When you work with North Carolina Criminal Defense Attorneys at Martine Law, the process begins with a call to speak with an Intake Specialist who will take the time to understand your situation and immediate concerns. During this initial conversation, you will discuss the details of your case, your goals, and what outcomes you are hoping to achieve. After reviewing your situation, our team will explain whether and how we can assist you and outline the next steps in the legal process. If we are a good fit, North Carolina Criminal Defense Attorneys at Martine Law will focus on providing clear guidance, strategic planning, and dedicated representation, working toward the best possible outcome for your criminal defense matter.
What should I do first if I am arrested for a misdemeanor or felony in North Carolina?
If you are arrested, you have the right to remain silent and the right to an attorney. Avoid giving statements to law enforcement before speaking with a North Carolina Criminal Defense Attorney, as early decisions can significantly affect the outcome of your case.
Can an assault charge in North Carolina be dismissed or reduced?
Yes. Depending on the facts, assault charges may be reduced or dismissed if there is insufficient evidence, self-defense applies, witnesses are unreliable, or your rights were violated during the investigation or arrest.
What are the possible penalties for theft and larceny offenses in North Carolina?
Penalties depend on the value of the property, prior record level, and the specific charge. Consequences can range from fines and probation for misdemeanors to active prison time for felony theft convictions.
How are drug charges handled in North Carolina courts?
Drug charges vary widely based on the type of substance, amount, and whether distribution is alleged. A defense attorney can challenge unlawful searches, question lab results, and seek charge reductions, dismissals, or alternative sentencing programs when available.
What should I expect if I am accused of a sex crime in North Carolina?
Sex crime allegations are taken very seriously and can carry life-altering penalties, including registration requirements. Early legal representation is critical to protect your rights, investigate the accusation, and build a defense before charges or conditions permanently affect your future.
