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Taking a DWI to Jury Trial
Sometimes I’m approached by folks who want to fight their DWI charge tooth and nail. They’re convinced they were driving impaired, and they are dead certain that a jury of their peers will find them “Not Guilty.”
Whether a client – also known as the Defendant or the Accused – wants to go to a jury trial is always a question for them to make. It’s their life.
Where the case is right to take to a jury, I am happy to fight that fight. Even where a case is difficult, time-consuming, or tough to litigate, I am happy to argue a case to a jury. After all, I’m a trial lawyer.
But here’s what someone should know about how a DWI is handled in North Carolina.
1. Before you reach a jury, you will first need to go through a bench trial. Depending on various factors, it may take anywhere from 6 to 9 months to have you trial heard in District Court.
2. If you win after a trial on the merits in District Court, your case is over. The State of North Carolina may not appeal a Not Guilty verdict by a judge in District Court. (The State may appeal lost motions to suppress where the individual was not arraigned.)
3. If you lose after a trial on the merits in District Court – that is, if you are found guilty – you at your option may appeal the verdict.
4. You or your attorney may give the Notice of Appeal in open court. This is the simplest way of making an appeal. In most cases, a judge will not impose an appeal bond. If no appeal bond is imposed, you may walk out of court with your license in hand (assuming you were otherwise able to drive to court) and proceed on with your life until your case reaches trial in Superior Court.
5. If you fail to give Notice of Appeal in District Court, you must give Notice of Appeal within 10 days of your District Court judgment if you wish to appeal. Notice should be given in writing to the Clerk of Court. In Wake County, the Clerk of Court for criminal court can be found in room 102 of the courthouse.
6. Once you give Notice of Appeal, a new court date – this time in Superior Court – will be set and you will need to appear in Superior Court to be given a trial date. In Wake County so many cases are appealed that there are literally hundreds of people who line-up every other Monday in courtroom 3D.
It’s important to keep in mind that just because you lost your case in District Court does not mean that you will necessarily lose your case in Superior Court. This is because a jury may be more skeptical of the State’s case. Or this is because the State’s case may weaken over time.
It’s important for you to discuss all your options with your lawyer both before you hire the lawyer, but also in the event you should lose in District Court.
Prosecutorial Control of the Calendar – History
North Carolina’s prosecutors – District Attorneys – control the criminal calendar, whereas in most other states, the calendar is controlled by an independent judicially authorized administrator.
While formally each judicial district is supposed to have a docketing plan pursuant to N.C.G.S. 7A-49.4, the docketing plans aren’t always binding.
Through their control of the calendar, prosecutors can effectively decide when and in front of which judges matters are heard. Since judges are not interchangeable, the choice of judge can greatly affect the outcome of a matter.
Through their management of the calendar, prosecutors can decide which judges hear which cases. One would think this practice would be unconstitutional.
However, since prosecutors in nearly all other states don’t have such power, very little case law has been created about this issue because most lawyers in the country don’t practice in such a regime.
While prosecutorial control of the calendar is rare today – confined to a few states – it used to be more common. Eighty years ago it was the case that prosecutors in most states controlled the calendar.
As Andrew Siegel notes in his article on South Carolina’s calendaring system, many states featured prosecutorial control of the calendar in the early 20th century. As the criminal justice system evolved in the 19th century, judges would ride circuit. They would literally ride from judicial district to judicial district. In a given week, for instance, they might be in Raleigh. Or Wilson. Or Pittsboro.
Not only would judges ride circuit, but defense lawyers would ride circuit behind the judges. Consequently, the only people who permanently worked and resided in a single location were prosecutors (and sheriff’s) who would look after the cases and defendants located in a particular location.
Judges therefore relied upon prosecutors to maintain the list of cases that needed to be resolved in a given location so that when judges rode into town, the calendar was easily available.
At the same time, in the 19th century prosecutors were regarded as neutral. Over time, prosecutors, however, became associated with zealous advocacy of the state’s position, as opposed to neutral officials.
Siegel, in his article, notes that even as the criminal justice system took on a more modern shape in the early 20th century, prosecutors clung to their special powers to set the calendar and call the calendar in the order of their choosing.
While nearly all states have abandoned this practice – recognizing the inherent unfairness – North Carolina continues to feature prosecutorial control of the calendar.