Legal Question in Criminal Law in North Carolina

Re: Wrongfully Accused

I will defer to attorneys handling more criminal work, but as a general matter, taking an appeal is a difficult process, and it is difficult to get a reversal. It technically depends on whether the trial court committed "reversible error," which is usually not found. I would obviously need more facts to assess the chances on appeal. If you are suggesting some sort of misconduct by some party, there may be other things he needs to do, e.g. a motion for a new trial or a motion for appropriate relief, supported by some evidence or affidavits ideally. (I'm assuming you're not talking about a District Court conviction, which can generally be appealed to Superior Court as of right.) Also, be mindful of any deadlines; once the time for appealing runs, you're usually lost!