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February 2011 Archives

Prosecution must show malice in doctor's trial

On behalf of Sparrow Law Firm on February 24, 2011
Category: Murder
Tags: BAC, Wake County, driving while impaired, second-degree murder
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Jurors and TV-style forensic evidence, conclusion

On behalf of Sparrow Law Firm on February 22, 2011
Category: Criminal Defense
Tags: CSI Effect, forensics, juries, murder
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Jurors and TV-style forensic evidence, continued

On behalf of Sparrow Law Firm on February 17, 2011
Category: Criminal Defense
Tags: CSI Effect, forensic evidence, juries, murder
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Jurors are demanding TV-style forensic evidence - or are they?

On behalf of Sparrow Law Firm on February 15, 2011
Category: Criminal Defense
Tags: CSI Effect, forensic scientists, jury, murder
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Laura's Law would be tough on repeat DWIs

On behalf of Sparrow Law Firm on February 11, 2011
Category: DUI
Tags: DWI, Laura's Law, ankle bracelet, repeat offender
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General Assembly considers cell phone ban for drivers

On behalf of Sparrow Law Firm on February 8, 2011
Category: Criminal Defense
Tags: e-mail, fines, misdemeanor, texting, using a cell phone while driving
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Carjacking Results in Massive Marijuana Seizure

On behalf of Sparrow Law Firm on February 5, 2011
Category: Drug Crimes
Tags: carjacking, drug charges, marijuana, marijuana trafficking
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Study says most texting violators are over 25

On behalf of Sparrow Law Firm on February 2, 2011
Category: Criminal Defense
Tags: driving while impaired, texting, traffic violations
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