Susan Christie Ciaravella
Susan Ciaravella, Attorney at Law
Office: New Orleans, LA
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- New Orleans, LA
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- Years in practice
- 13
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- North Carolina: Active, information last reviewed 9/14/2026
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How Susan may be able to help
Susan Christie Ciaravella lists criminal defense among the matters they handle for people in New Orleans, LA.
About Susan Christie Ciaravella
Susan Ciaravella is affiliated with Susan Ciaravella, Attorney at Law. Published individual practice or professional focus areas include Criminal Defense.
Practice areas
Focus areas
Criminal Appeals
Offices
- 4000 Bienville Street, Suite CNew Orleans, LA 70119
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- Susan Ciaravella, Attorney at Law
- louisianacriminalappeals.attorney
- Office: New Orleans, LA
- (504) 596-7921
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Common criminal defense questions
Questions people ask before contacting a lawyer like Susan Christie Ciaravella. General information for North Carolina, not legal advice.
What should I do right after an arrest in North Carolina?
Stay calm, do not resist, and clearly say you want to remain silent and want a lawyer. Then stop talking about your case, including to people in jail, on the phone, or online. Anything you say can be used later.
Do I have to answer police questions?
In most situations you have the right to remain silent, and using that right cannot be held against you. Give your name when required, but you can say something like: I do not want to answer questions without my lawyer present.
What is the difference between a misdemeanor and a felony in North Carolina?
Felonies are the more serious class of crime and can carry prison time, while misdemeanors are generally punished by fines, community service or county jail time. The difference affects your rights, your record and your future, so it is worth understanding exactly what you were charged with.
What happens at my first court appearance?
The first appearance is usually short: the court confirms who you are, tells you the charges, and may address conditions of release or a lawyer. You normally do not present evidence or argue your case that day.
Should I take a plea deal?
A plea deal is a decision that can affect your record, your license, your job and your immigration situation, so it should never be rushed. A defense lawyer can review the evidence against you and explain what the offer really trades away before you decide.
License records
North Carolina
Bar number 46668
Status as recorded by the licensing body: Active
Admitted 2013-10-25
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