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Minority: Court's GPS decision doesn't tackle the tough issues

On behalf of Sparrow Law Firm on January 27, 2012
Category: Criminal Defense
Tags: GPS, Supreme Court, drug trafficking
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Charlotte city council gives police more stop and search power

On behalf of Sparrow Law Firm on January 25, 2012
Category: Criminal Defense
Tags: DNC, assault, demonstrations
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Mom shoots intruder and sparks more 'Castle Doctrine' debate (2)

On behalf of Sparrow Law Firm on January 12, 2012
Category: Criminal Defense
Tags: Castle Doctrine, murder, self-defense
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Jails will take more of state's misdemeanor offenders in 2012

On behalf of Sparrow Law Firm on December 30, 2011
Category: Criminal Defense
Tags: General Assembly, jail, misdemeanor, prison, sentence
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In North Carolina, criminal matters dominate list of new laws p3

On behalf of Sparrow Law Firm on December 9, 2011
Category: Criminal Defense
Tags: DWI, General Assembly, North Carolina, Run and You're Done, criminal defense
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In North Carolina, criminal matters dominate list of new laws p2

On behalf of Sparrow Law Firm on December 6, 2011
Category: Criminal Defense
Tags: DWI, Laura's Law, criminal defense, high-speed chase
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In North Carolina, criminal matters dominate list of new laws

On behalf of Sparrow Law Firm on December 2, 2011
Category: Criminal Defense
Tags: General Assembly, criminal defense, first-time offender, under 18
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I see you! Is GPS tracking a Fourth Amendment violation? (4)

On behalf of Sparrow Law Firm on November 22, 2011
Category: Criminal Defense
Tags: Fourth Amendment, GPS, U.S. Supreme Court, drug crimes, privacy, tracking
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I see you! Is GPS tracking a Fourth Amendment violation? (3)

On behalf of Sparrow Law Firm on November 18, 2011
Category: Criminal Defense
Tags: Fourth Amendment, GPS, U.S. Supreme Court, drug trafficking, warrants
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I see you! Is GPS tracking a Fourth Amendment violation? (2)

On behalf of Sparrow Law Firm on November 15, 2011
Category: Criminal Defense
Tags: GPS, U.S. Supreme Court, criminal defense, criminal investigations, drug crimes
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