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If you have been arrested in Mecklenburg County and are facing charges for DWI, possession of drugs or weapons, or another crime, it is possible to minimize the negative consequences of these cases and move forward toward a successful future. Whether you have simply made a bad choice and are facing a minor traffic violation, or you've been charged with a more serious crime, there are legal options available to you.

Criminal Defense attorneys Todd Browning and Howard Long are both former assistant district attorneys in Mecklenburg County who are now focused on protecting the rights and defending the freedoms of those charged with DWI, traffic violations, and serious crimes in the Charlotte area.
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Find out what led our two dedicated attorneys to become the passionate, capable advocates they are today. Learn more about their backgrounds, legal experiences, and goals for each and every client. Get to know what makes them different from other North Carolina lawyers and why they can be the right choice for you.
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At Browning & Long, PLLC you are not just a case file or number. Every client matters! That is why Todd and Howard always strive to achieve results that exceed your expectations. Handle client needs with honesty, integrity, fairness, compassion, confidentiality, and diligence. Endeavor to find cost-effective, creative and aggressive strategies to achieve the outcome our clients desire.
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Every person deserves to have their fair day in court when charged with DWI or other crimes. The legal team at Browning & Long, PLLC is prepared to help you address a wide range of North Carolina crimes, from minor traffic infractions to much more serious traffic charges like DWI or reckless driving.
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People get behind the wheel after drinking for many reasons. In some cases, the driver didn't even realize he was impaired, or thought enough time had passed and he was safe to drive. Sometimes, a person just makes a bad choice. Regardless of what led to the arrest, facing driving while impaired (DWI) charges in North Carolina is a serious matter, even if it's your first run in with the law.
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Simply being charged with DWI in North Carolina often results in your driver's license being revoked for a minimum of 30 days. However, we can typically get your driving privileges reinstated almost immediately. We do this by either, first, challenging this civil license revocation, or second, getting you a limited driving privilege.
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