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The thing about NC is they don't deal with any crime lightly. (you may have heard this before, but in NC they throw the book on anyone.) What ever your looking at, as far as larceny goes, will be a big deal. You will be in the news paper regardless of if it was a misdemeanor or felony. As far as what I have learned from your question, well it depends on the offense. Above $500.00 is a felony, automatic. Your looking at at least a 2 year prison sentence if that is the case, sorry to tell you, however if it a misdemeanor first offense, then a butt-load of community service and a offer to expunge your record after it is done (the thing is they tell you this, straight-faced, from the Judge, but I did all my things and it still shows up on background checks.). I tell you now it will never be expunged as long as you live in NC. If you move to a different state after conviction they will probably show you a tiny bit more sympathy if you showed that you will move up in the world. Get a lawyer as soon as you can, is the best advice I can give you.
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Check with a NC lawyer, probation officer, or the NC state attorney's office. Free legal advice on the Internet is not worth the money you paid for it.
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At what age can a child be charged as an adult with a crime in NC?
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