A Conversation with Criminal Defense Attorney David Gross

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The legal system can feel like a maze of confusion, but our conversation with criminal defense attorney David Gross cuts through the complexity with straight talk and insider knowledge you won't find elsewhere.

David brings a fascinating perspective to the table—having worked as a police officer in the notoriously rough "Murder Mount" (Rocky Mount), then as a private investigator, before earning his law degree at Chapel Hill and establishing his criminal defense practice across Eastern North Carolina.

We dive deep into DWI laws, where David reveals game-changing information most people never learn until it's too late. Did you know you can be convicted of driving while impaired even if your blood alcohol is below 0.08? Or that there's a little-known "pre-arrest test" option that lets you skip field sobriety tests entirely? These aren't just legal trivia—they're potential lifesavers when blue lights flash in your rearview mirror.

The financial reality of a DWI conviction is staggering: between attorney fees, insurance hikes (which can multiply your premium five times), court costs, and other expenses, you're looking at $10,000-$12,000 for a single mistake. That makes that $40 Uber ride look like the bargain of the century.

Perhaps most valuable is our discussion about concealed carry insurance. David shares a compelling case where his client, who'd only had USCCA coverage for a month or two, faced serious charges after defending his wife with a firearm. The insurance company immediately stepped in, covering everything from attorney fees to flying in specialized experts from across the country—potentially saving his client hundreds of thousands in expenses.

Whether you're a gun owner, occasional drinker, or simply someone who wants to understand your rights better, this episode delivers practical knowledge that could save you from life-altering legal consequences. Subscribe now and share with someone who needs to hear this before they learn the hard way.