All citizens have rights, even during a criminal investigation. You must know your rights so you can protect them. This guide will walk you through the right to know if …
Drug Possession Charges in North Carolina: All You Need to Know
In the state of North Carolina, the penalties for possession of a controlled substance (also known as drug possession) range from minor to severe, and there are various different types …
Do You Need a Criminal Defense Lawyer If Convicted of a Misdemeanor?
There are two distinct types of criminal offenses that can be committed in North Carolina: felonies and misdemeanors. A conviction for a felony, the most serious category of criminal violation, …
Greensboro Criminal Defense Attorney Talks Red Light Cameras.
Greensboro criminal defense attorney Sean M. Olson, a partner with Garrett, Walker, Aycoth and Olson, appeared on WFMY News 2 to talk about red light cameras. The City of Greensboro …
Greensboro Criminal Defense Attorney: Off Duty Officers and Authority.
The North Carolina Criminal Law Blog notes that a new case implicates law enforcement officers’ authority when off-duty. The issue was addressed in State v. Capps, North Carolina Supreme Court. …
Our Greensboro Criminal Lawyers are Here to Help
When looking for a defense lawyer in Greensboro, it’s important you find someone that truly cares about you as a person and is invested in your case. Our Greensboro lawyers …
Criminal Laws In Greensboro NC
Criminal Laws in Greensboro NC are on our mind. In the Fall of the year, Greensboro’s numerous Colleges and Universities face an influx of students and alumni. As a result, …
A&T 91st Homecoming Set for THIS Weekend
Law Firm The Lawyers of Garrett Walker Aycoth & Olson Welcome Alumni, Students, Family and Friends. The Greensboro attorney Garrett Walker Aycoth & Olson welcome the North Carolina Agricultural and …
EXPLAIN A CRIME: MISDEMEANOR SEXUAL BATTERY
The Consequences of this Misdemeanor are Serious Sexual Battery (N.C. Gen. Stat. §14-27.33) is a Class A1 misdemeanor, which is punishable by a maximum of 150 days (five months) in …
NEW CHANGES TO THE HABITUAL FELON LAW
Habitual Felon Lawyer The N.C. Legislature Makes Changes to Qualifying Crimes The North Carolina legislature has made significant changes as to which out-of-state convictions qualify as prior felonies for Habitual …
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