Practice Areas > Criminal Law > Felonies
In North Carolina, there are ten 10 different felony classifications, ranging A to I. Class A felonies are the most serious, and class A felony convictions can result in death or life without parole as provided by statute. Class I felonies are the least serious. The maximum punishment for a class I felony conviction is 12 months in jail. However, the punishments for felony convictions can greatly differ, depending on the defendant’s prior record level.
Also, the United States Constitution provides many constitutional rights to protect criminal defendants in the criminal justice system. Whether you have been questioned about a crime, accused of a crime, or charged with a crime, the police are required follow certain procedures to ensure the protection of these rights. If your constitutional rights have been violated or you have been the victim of an illegal search or seizure, it is our job to fight to protect your constitutional rights and to negotiate with the prosecutors to achieve the best outcome based on your individual situation.
If you have been charged with a felony, it is imperative that you contact an experience criminal defense attorney. A felony conviction can result in the loss of certain rights, possibly including the right to vote and the right to possess firearms, as well as making it difficult to find employment. Here at The Law Corner, we are very familiar with the legal system and will analyze your case and individual circumstances, in order to provide you with the best possible resolution. We will discuss with you realistic strategies and defenses that could minimize the consequences of your charge, or possibly even result in a dismissal.
Felony Drug Charges
If you’re facing drug charges in Wake County, you need a skilled criminal defense attorney to evaluate your case and fight for your innocence. At The Law Corner, we will use our skill and expertise to defend your rights. We handle all types of drug charges, ranging from simple possession of marijuana to drug trafficking to obtaining controlled substances by fraud or forgery. If you’ve been charged with a drug offense, take action and contact us for a free case consultation.
White Collar Crimes
We defend against a wide variety of White Collar Crimes, including:
- Larceny
- Embezzlement
- Extortion
- Medicare/Medicaid Fraud
If you have been charge with a White Collar Crime, it is imperative that you consult with an experienced criminal defense attorney before doing anything else. We know being charged with a crime is a frightening and confusing experience, but we are here to help. There may be certain evidentiary, procedural, or constitutional issues in your case that could lead to you being found not guilty. We will go through every aspect of your case to uncover all possible issues and defenses, and will guide you through the entire process.