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North Carolina Court of Appeals Considers Whether Marijuana Odor Alone is Enough for Probable Cause

Criminal LawBrennan AberleAugust 17, 2022marijuana, probable cause

Pennsylvania Supreme Court Rules Cannabis Odor not Probable Cause for Warrantless Search

Criminal Law, civil rightsBrennan AberleJanuary 20, 2022greensboro criminal lawyers, greensboro lawyer, marijuana, probable cause

Do Masks Violate a Defendant's Confrontation Clause Rights to Observe a Witness's Demeanor?

Do Masks Violate a Defendant's Confrontation Clause Rights to Observe a Witness's Demeanor?

Criminal Law, civil rightsBrennan AberleFebruary 4, 2021greensboro lawyer, greensboro lawyers, masks, confrontation clause, sixth amendment

What is a Firearm Hold?

Criminal LawBrennan AberleJanuary 15, 2021firearm, firearm by felon, criminal lawyer, greensboro lawyer, greensboro lawyers, lawyers in greensboro nc

How your Greensboro DWI charge will affect your life

How your Greensboro DWI charge will affect your life

Criminal Law, DWI, Traffic TicketBrennan AberleOctober 26, 2020Greensboro DUI attorney, Greensboro criminal lawyer, Greensboro lawyer, Greensboro DWI lawyer, Fall 2020

Can I get a DWI reduced in North Carolina?

Traffic Ticket, DWI, criminal law, Criminal LawBrennan AberleOctober 25, 2020Greensboro DUI attorney, Greensboro criminal lawyer, Greensboro lawyer, Greensboro DWI lawyer, Fall 2020

California Passes New Laws to Combat Racism in Jury Selection Process

California Passes New Laws to Combat Racism in Jury Selection Process

Criminal Law, civil rightsBrennan AberleOctober 16, 2020greensboro criminal lawyer, greensboro lawyers, Batson, 2020

What is a civil revocation?

What is a civil revocation?

Criminal Law, DWIBrennan AberleAugust 18, 2020Greensboro DUI attorney, Greensboro criminal lawyer, Greensboro lawyer, Greensboro DWI lawyer, Summer 2020

That's Not My Weed, Officer: A Guide to Constructive Possession

Criminal LawBrennan AberleAugust 10, 2020Aberle & Wallmarijuana, greensboro lawyer, lawyers in greensboro nc, criminal defense lawyers, constructive possession, Summer 2020

Five Questions to Ask When Hiring Your DWI Lawyer

Criminal Law, DWI, Traffic TicketBrennan AberleAugust 4, 2020Greensboro criminal defense attorney, Greensboro lawyer, Guilford County criminal lawyer, speeding ticket, DWLR, traffic ticket lawyer, DWI lawyer

Forming A More Perfect Union: An Interview About Police Reform with Dr. James Copple

Criminal Law, civil rightsBrennan AberleJuly 9, 2020police reform, civil rights, criminal law

It’s Time to End Mandatory Minimum Sentencing in North Carolina (Part III of III)

Criminal Law, Drug TraffickingBrennan AberleJuly 7, 2020greensboro criminal lawyer, mandatory minimum sentencing, drug trafficking

It’s Time to End Mandatory Minimum Sentencing in North Carolina (Part II of III)

Criminal LawBrennan AberleJuly 7, 2020greensboro criminal lawyers, drug trafficking, sentencing

How the Second Chance Act Changes Expungement Requirements

Criminal Law, expungements, juvenileBrennan AberleJuly 1, 2020expunction, expungement, greensboro lawyer, criminal lawyer in greensboro nc, criminal record, juvenile, greensboro criminal lawyers

The First Five Steps To Take When Someone Is Arrested

Bond Motions, Criminal Law, DWI, JailBrennan AberleJune 30, 2020Aberle and WallGreensboro criminal defense attorney, Greensboro lawyer, Guilford County criminal lawyer, speeding ticket, DWLR, traffic ticket lawyer, Criminal lawyer

Why a speeding and reckless driving ticket can be more harmful than being charged with possession of marijuana in North Carolina

Why a speeding and reckless driving ticket can be more harmful than being charged with possession of marijuana in North Carolina

Criminal Law, Traffic Ticket, Speeding TicketBrennan AberleJune 25, 2020Aberle and WallGreensboro criminal defense attorney, Greensboro lawyer, Guilford County criminal lawyer, speeding ticket, DWLR, traffic ticket lawyer

Why Facial Recognition Software by Law Enforcement is Being Questioned by the Tech World

Why Facial Recognition Software by Law Enforcement is Being Questioned by the Tech World

Criminal Law, JailBrennan AberleJune 24, 2020Aberle and Wall, LLCGreensboro criminal defense attorney, Greensboro lawyer, Guilford County criminal lawyer

NC Supreme Court: No Reasonable Suspicion to Stop Vehicle Where Passenger "Flipped Off" Police Officer

Criminal LawBrennan AberleMay 1, 20204th Amendment, Criminal Law, Brennan Aberle, Julie Wall, Reasonable Suspicion

How can a Greensboro attorney win my possession of firearm by felon charge?

Criminal LawBrennan AberleMarch 1, 2020Aberle & Wall, PLLCfirearm by felon, firearm