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What To Know When Arrested On Domestic Violence

Paul Nello Romero

In North Carolina, domestic violence is involved with cases where the defendant has been charged with communicating threats, stalking, assault, domestic criminal trespass, a violation of a Chapter 50B order, or has various felonies in which a ‘spouse or former spouse or a person with whom the defendant currently lives with or has lived with as if married’

How Bail Bonds Work for Domestic Violence

Paul Nello Romero

There were a little over 22,000 aggravated assault arrests and 24 murders involving spouses in North Carolina in 2012.

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