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Morrisville (7 miles)
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Raleigh (11 miles)

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Phone: (919) 234-5775

Address: 1250 S.E. Maynard Road, Suite 202, Cary, NC 27511

Website: https://www.mccoppinlaw.com/contact-us

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Criminal Defense
At McCoppin & Associates, Attorneys at Law, P.A., North Carolina criminal defense attorney Andrew McCoppin offers over 25 years of legal experience for Wake County residents and all others accused of a crime. Mr. McCoppin knows the criminal justice system – he is a former prosecutor in Wake County. He also is one of the few attorneys in North Carolina to earn Board Certification from the North Carolina State Bar as a legal specialist in both State Criminal Law and Federal Criminal Law.
DUI/DWI
When working to identify a DWI lawyer Raleigh has a lot of options. The DWI lawyers at McCoppin & Associates beleive it is our job is to do all we can to help the judge find you not guilty. In Wake County, you have two options when it comes to a DWI. Either you plead not guilty, and have a trial, or you plead guilty.
Traffic Violations
Every situation is unique. When you hire us, we will get an official copy of your North Carolina DMV record to determine if a “PJC” will help you. We will also review your driving record for free if you send us a copy. To speak with a traffic ticket violations lawyer today, contact McCoppin & Associates, Attorneys at Law, P.A., at 919-481-0011.
Sex Crimes
Robbery
Robbery is stealing something from another person using the threat of violence. Sentences vary and may range from supervised probation to many years in prison depending upon whether a weapon was used or if the alleged victim was injured. If going to trial is too risky, a plea bargain for larceny from the person may be an acceptable compromise.
Burglary
Burglary is entering a home, business or any other building with the intent to commit a felony. Walking through an open door or into an open garage is burglary if the prosecutor can prove you intended to commit a felony when you passed into the building. You don’t have to complete the intended crime inside the building. Sentences vary depending upon whether the building was occupied at the time, if the crime was committed at night and the type of building entered. In cases where going to trial is too risky, we may be able to have your charges reduced to the lesser included offense of breaking and entering.
White Collar Crimes
To speak with a Wake County white collar crimes attorney about your case, contact us today at 919-481-0011. Our attorneys are available 24 hours a day, seven days a week and will travel to you, if necessary. Hablamos español.
Theft
Misdemeanors
Larceny or theft — is taking someone else’s property. It can be charged as a petty offense (misdemeanor larceny if the item was valued at less than $1,000, or as grand theft (felony larceny if the item was valued at more than $1,000)
Embezzlement
Embezzlement — is taking property or money from your employer. It is always charged as a felony regardless of the value of the property or money taken.
Drug Crimes
Drug trafficking, sale, distribution or drug possession charges often result in serious penalties including prison and can put your employment at risk. It’s vital that you have an experienced defense attorney who can determine the best course of action, and can defend your rights in a court of law.
Assault
An assault is when one person tries to touch another person in a violent way without permission. A battery is a successful assault. North Carolina law combines assault and battery into a single offense called assault. It can be a punch, push, smack, spitting at someone, throwing something at someone, etc., The circumstances surrounding an assault may greatly affect your case at court.
Murder
Finally, the gunman was certifiably ill and had a long history of untreated mental illness. Without excusing his actions, his state of mind explained much of what happened. Understanding how serious mental illness pushed this delusional gunman to murder and kidnap strangers shaped my understanding of how misguided motives may affect people’s actions.
Homicide
Homicide is defined as one person killing another without legal justification or excuse. The legal defenses we may present at trial include accident, self-defense and defense of another. Even without a justification or excuse, we may be able to get a homicide charge reduced to a less serious offense.
Arson
Kidnapping
Manslaughter
Homicide charges range from misdemeanor death by vehicle to first degree murder. The seriousness of the charge depends upon what elements the prosecutor can prove to a jury beyond a reasonable doubt. First Degree Murder is defined as one person killing another living human with malice and with the specific intent to kill formed after premeditation and deliberation. By proving that the death was not intended, we can have a offense reduced to second degree murder. By proving that the act was not malicious, we can have an offense reduced to either voluntary or involuntary manslaughter.

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If the judge finds that any Grossly Aggravating Factors apply to your case, the court must impose an active jail sentence and suspend your driver’s license without the possibility of a limited driving privilege. Please call us to evaluate your case and avoid these consequences.

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