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176. The DWI Initial Appearance from the Magistrate's Perspective with Adam Everett

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Adam Everett owner of Everett Law Office, PLLC is a criminal defense lawyer and former prosecutor. However, for today's purposes Adam's most relevant experience is the time he spent in the Wake County Detention Center as a North Carolina magistrate judge. Adam conducted countless DWI initial appearances as a magistrate judge and on today's episode he discusses the initial appearance through that lens.

Highlights:

· Uncover the training program for new magistrates in North Carolina.

· Discover practical tips for reviewing paperwork given to your client during the first appearance.

· Learn what a DWI initial appearance looked like from Adam's firsthand perspective.

· Find out how Adam's time as a magistrate impacted his view of a case as both a prosecutor and defense lawyer.

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