Legal Question in Criminal Law in North Carolina

Assault on a Female and the Lautenberg Act
In 1991, my boyfriend plead no contest to a charge of ''assault on a female'' and harassing telephone calls in North Carolina, he was 18 at the time of the incident. He received no fines other than court costs and no jail or prison time. He said that the result was a Prayer for judgment. He is currently looking to obtain a license as a private investigator. After reading about the Lautenberg Act, he is doubtful that he would be able to obtain such a license. He has been employed as a firefighter for twelve years and is looking to progress into fire investigations. The concern is that this charge will prevent him from doing so. Can anyone please advise me on how such a charge relates to the Lautenberg Act if at all? He has had no other convictions or arrests. Thank you.

Asked on 10/10/05, 10:33 pm

Robert Johnston Law Offices of Robert J. Johnston

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Re: Assault on a Female and the Lautenberg Act

You need to go back and resubmit your question for North Carolina. Since you

are asking a question that pertains to North Carolina law, only a North

Carolina attorney can answer it. You submitted it under South Carolina. Good luck.

Answered on 10/11/05, 12:06 pm

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