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In North Carolina, drug paraphernalia charges are Class 1 misdemeanors. Lack of lab evidence could be a defense. File a Motion for Discovery with the court clerk before trial. Consult an attorney for specific advice.Full Conversation
I have a misdemeanor paraphernalia charge with zero lab evidence
Hello **** Beck, could you please tell me which city and state this incident occurred in? That will help me provide you with the most relevant legal information.
Madison co. Nc
Hello ****, in North Carolina, drug paraphernalia charges are generally Class * misdemeanors. However, lack of lab evidence could be a potential defense. It's advisable to consult a local attorney for specific advice.
Where do i send a motion of discovery to be sure they dont have anything on me
In North Carolina, a motion for discovery is typically filed with the clerk of the court where your case is being handled. However, local rules can vary. Please consult with your attorney or local court for precise guidance.
Is motion of discovery a form?
Yes, a Motion for Discovery is typically a written document that you file with the court. It must follow a specific format, set by the court rules in your jurisdiction. It's advised to consult an attorney or the local court clerk for the exact format.
Does it have to be done before court, or can it be done during court or trial
In North Carolina, the Motion for Discovery should generally be filed before the trial begins. However, rules vary, and the judge has discretion to allow discovery during the trial. Consult your attorney for specifics.
Thanks very much. I can screenshot this page?
Yes, you can screenshot this page for your personal reference. However, remember that this is general advice and it's crucial to consult with a legal expert for your specific situation.