by Michelle Sparrow | Nov 6, 2024 | Sex Crimes
When College Life Takes a Turn: Defending Against Sexual Assault Allegations in North Carolina A Night to Remember—or Regret in North Carolina It started as a typical college evening in North Carolina—a party, laughter, and the thrill of new experiences. For one young... by Michelle Sparrow | Jul 19, 2024 | Sex Crimes
Strategic Legal Defense Leads to Just Outcome in Complex False Rape Case in North Carolina False rape accusations can destroy lives, tarnishing reputations and leading to severe legal consequences. This article delves into a critical case from North Carolina, where a... by Michelle Sparrow | Jun 5, 2015 | Criminal Law Blog, Sex Crimes
Anyone faced with a sex crime charge in North Carolina faces serious consequences if they are convicted. And with action taken recently by the General Assembly, the stakes have been raised even higher, at least for certain individuals who work around students in the... by Michelle Sparrow | Mar 21, 2015 | Criminal Law Blog, Sex Crimes
Cases involving allegations of date rape are very difficult to prosecute and defend. They involve complicated laws and fact patters, often dependant on “he said, she said” evidence. A conviction for date rape can lead to significant jail time and sex offender... by Michelle Sparrow | Feb 7, 2015 | Criminal Law Blog, Sex Crimes
State and federal law enforcement agents are very aggressive when it comes to allegations of sexual assault, statutory rape, child pornography and other similar offenses. If you are under investigation for a sex crime or have already been charged, you likely... by Michelle Sparrow | Jan 16, 2015 | Criminal Law Blog, Sex Crimes
We are talking about the North Carolina law that prohibits registered sex offenders from living within 1,000 feet of a public or private school or day care center. The law went into effect in 2006 and grandfathered in any registered sex offenders that had established...