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For the Record with Greenwood Law

For the Record with Greenwood Law delves into legal matters with a focus on criminal defense in North Carolina. Attorney Dylan W. Greenwood, known for his personalized representation, navigates the complexities of the justice system to ensure fair outcomes for his clients.

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Sep 4, 2026
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  1. Episode · Sep 4, 2026

    What Evidence Matters Most in a Criminal Case (and What Doesn’t) (opens the original)

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    In this episode of For the Record with Greenwood Law, attorney Dylan W. Greenwood and host Sean O’Connor delve into the intricacies of evaluating evidence in criminal cases. Dylan, a seasoned criminal defense attorney, shares insights on distinguishing between evidence that holds weight and that which doesn’t during the initial stages of a case. He discusses the importance of pre-trial conditions, the variability of evidence reliability, and the impact of digital and physical evidence in court.

  2. Episode · Aug 21, 2026

    How Prosecutors Decide to File or Drop Charges in North Carolina (opens the original)

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    In this episode of For the Record with Greenwood Law, host Shameika Rhymes sits down with Attorney Dylan W. Greenwood to explore the intricacies of how prosecutors decide whether to file or drop charges in North Carolina. Dylan, a seasoned criminal defense attorney, provides a detailed comparison between state and federal prosecutorial processes, highlighting the involvement of agencies like the FBI and DEA in federal cases. He explains the critical role of probable cause and how initial law enf

  3. Episode · Aug 7, 2026

    Police Interviews and Interrogations: What Happens When They “Just Want to Talk” (opens the original)

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    In this episode of For The Record with Greenwood Law, attorney Dylan W. Greenwood, a seasoned criminal defense attorney from Winston-Salem, North Carolina, joins host Shameika Rhymes to demystify the complexities of police interactions when officers say they ”just want to talk.” Dylan explains the underlying motives of law enforcement during these encounters, highlighting the potential risks and implications for individuals involved. He discusses the tactics used by police to gather information

  4. Episode · Jul 24, 2026

    Plea Deals in Criminal Cases: How They Actually Get Negotiated (opens the original)

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    In this episode of For the Record with Greenwood Law, host Evan Mack sits down with Attorney Dylan W. Greenwood to delve into the intricacies of plea deal negotiations in criminal cases. Dylan, a seasoned criminal defense attorney, shares his insights on preparing for trial as a strategic approach to uncover potential weaknesses in the prosecution’s case. He discusses the importance of identifying suppression issues that could lead to case dismissals or favorable plea deals. Dylan also explains

  5. Episode · Jul 10, 2026

    How Bond Is Decided in North Carolina Criminal Cases (opens the original)

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    In this episode of For The Record with Greenwood Law, host Evan Mack and criminal defense attorney Dylan W. Greenwood discuss the intricacies of how bond is determined in North Carolina. Dylan, known for his personalized representation, explains the dual objectives of bond: ensuring community safety and securing the defendant’s return to court. He emphasizes that bond is not meant to be punitive but rather a mechanism to ensure the judicial process proceeds smoothly. The episode delves into the

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