From the news report of the incident: Jack Ingram, points leader in NASCAR’s Busch Grand National Series, has been suspended indefinitely from all NASCAR competition and fined 00 for an incident Sunday in a race at New Asheville Speedway in North Carolina, officials said Monday. NASCAR officials said the disciplinary action was taken as a result of an incident involving Ingram that sent driver Ronnie Pressley to the hospital. They ruled that Ingram’s conduct was detrimental to the sport of auto racing. Ingram, 49, of Asheville, NC, also faces criminal charges for resisting arrest after the incident. He is accused of three counts of assault on a law-enforcement officer and one count of disorderly conduct, according to Buncombe County Magistrate’s court records. Ingram led the first 141 laps of the 200-lap North Carolina State Late Model Championship, but Pressley took the lead on the 142nd lap. When Ingram tried to retake the lead, there was a three-car tangle involving Ingram, Pressley and Larry Ogle. Ogle’s car went to the outside, while Pressley’s slid into a wall just above the entrance to pit row and Ingram’s slip past the pit-row entrance. Ingram suddenly turned his car around on the infield grass and rammed Pressley’s car. Workers from several pit crews surrounded Ingram’s car. Asheville police escorted him from his car to a truck, where a massive fight broke out.
Part 8 of 10. It’s getting deep – Rod Class, Carl Weston, Private Attorney Generals and friends are getin’ ‘er done. Recent case ruling in North Carolina that Judges, cops, etc. are indeed private entities and NOT government “officials”. November 4, 2011 www.talkshoe.com www.rodclass.com Video Rating: 0 / 5
Part 10 of 10. It’s getting deep – Rod Class, Carl Weston, Private Attorney Generals and friends are getin’ ‘er done. Recent case ruling in North Carolina that Judges, cops, etc. are indeed private entities and NOT government “officials”. November 4, 2011 www.talkshoe.com www.rodclass.com Video Rating: 5 / 5
Question by betsy: What are the Statutory rape laws in North Carolina?
I am a 16 year old girl and I am in a relationship with an 18 year old guy. My parents found out we were sleeping together and are saying they can take my boyfriend to court. Can they really do this? Can they sue him and will this give him a criminal record?
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Answer by jurydoc Suing him will not give him a criminal record. Suing is an action pursued in civil court, not criminal court. The age of consent in NC is 16 for male-female sex, so you can give consent. This does not mean the guy can’t be charged with “contributing to the delinquency of a minor” or other similar crimes, but it is not statutory rape.
That being said, there are significant advantages to you, your boyfriend and your relationship if you pay attention to your parents’ concerns and change your behavior.
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Here is a short cut from the 2011 Triple-S kiteboarding contest in Cape Hatteras, North Carolina in the USA. It was a great event, this was the 3rd time that I have been there but it was definitely the best! Thanks to boom ting productions for sorting me out with the footage: www.facebook.com During the event, I came away with a 5th place in the Rail riding contest. I was pretty happy with that as most of the best wake style riders in the world where at the event. check out: www.tomcourt.com http For more updates…find me on facebook here: www.facebook.com Video Rating: 5 / 5
Question by Jushin Thunder God: I was caught shoplifting in North Carolina, any advice on what I should do?
First of all, I’m not a bad person at all and this is my 1st offense, otherwise my record is clean. My Court date is set for April 14. It was Misdeamor Larceny, the item I took was under $ 30. What should I do? Should I plead guilty? I can’t really afford an attorney right now. Is there any chance I can get that this won’t go on my record?
Best answer:
Answer by Incognito Go to court. Pay the fine or do the community service. Yes, it will go on your record. But, it will be erased eventually. The eventually will be when you turn 18 if you are younger than 18.
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Part 2 of 10. It’s getting deep – Rod Class, Carl Weston, Private Attorney Generals and friends are getin’ ‘er done. Recent case ruling in North Carolina that Judges, cops, etc. are indeed private entities and NOT government “officials”. November 4, 2011 www.talkshoe.com www.rodclass.com Video Rating: 5 / 5
