What Makes a DWI a Felony?

Most DWIs in North Carolina are charged as misdemeanors, but under certain circumstances, the charge can rise to a felony offense with far more serious consequences. Knowing what triggers a felony DWI and what options you have for defense can make a significant difference in protecting your future.
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First-Time DWI Offenders: Understanding Your Options

Being charged with driving while impaired (DWI) for the first time can be frightening and confusing. You may wonder what penalties you face, whether you’ll lose your license, or if you’ll face jail time. While North Carolina takes DWI charges seriously, first-time offenders often have options, especially with an experienced defense attorney...
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Consequences of Habitual DWI

Multiple convictions of driving while impaired (DWI) could lead to the felony charge of habitual DWI. The consequences are serious and could drastically affect your freedom, your finances, and your future for years to come. Do you have a possible legal defense if you have been charged with this offense?
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Commercial Drivers and DWI Charges

Whether you're hauling freight through the Blue Ridge Mountains on I-26 or making deliveries along the busy corridors of Highway 64, your commercial driver’s license represents more than just a license—it's your livelihood. For commercial drivers in Columbus and Hendersonville, North Carolina, your livelihood faces constant regulatory scrutiny, and a single DWI...
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