Criminal Defense
Early Parole May Be Coming for South Carolina Prisoners Over 60
Last year, legislation was introduced to reduce prison populations throughout the state, prompting the potential release of inmates who’ve served …
Read MoreWhat Are the Penalties for Assault and Battery in South Carolina?
South Carolina law makes it illegal to physically attack others, but the penalties for assault can vary widely, depending on …
Read MorePrivate Criminal Defense vs. Hiring a Public Defender
One thing is for sure when you are arrested and charged with a crime – especially a serious felony – …
Read MoreAre My Past Crimes Admissible in Court?
When you’ve been arrested and charged with a crime, you may be focused on the big things like making bail …
Read MoreWhat is Restitution, and When is it Required?
When you get convicted of certain types of crimes in South Carolina, you may be ordered to pay restitution to …
Read MoreWhy Not Just Use a Public Defender for My Felony Case?
The Sixth Amendment to the U.S. Constitution guarantees that if you are accused of a crime, you have a right …
Read MoreHow One Crime Can Lead to Another…and then Another
When it comes to criminal charges, prosecutors are paid to bring people to justice for their crimes. This often means …
Read MoreHow Serious is Public Intoxication? Consider the Consequences
By now, everyone knows it’s illegal to drive drunk (or ought to know). However, a lot of people still think …
Read MoreBusted for Drugs in Charleston: What You Need to Know
If you’ve been arrested and charged with a drug offense in the Charleston area, you are probably worried about what …
Read MoreSnapshot of Weapons Laws in South Carolina
Owning a firearm is a basic right protected by our Constitution. However, there are laws designed to make sure that …
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