Criminal And Traffic Law In Greenville And Statewide
Passionate Defense Against Criminal Charges
You’re leaving work when a sudden summer rainstorm hits. You need to meet friends at a restaurant for dinner, but you stay within the speed limit because speeding would be unsafe in this weather. However, an officer pulls you over and gives you a ticket anyway, saying...
There are numerous types of traffic violations that you could be accused of in South Carolina. Depending on the charges, you could face significant fines and even lose your license. Even if you’ve only been accused of speeding or another common infraction, you may...
If you are issued a speeding ticket, you may be inclined to assume this is a minor offense that you can take care of by simply paying the fine and driving off. However, it is important to understand that by paying a fine or skipping your court date, you may be...
Being charged with theft in South Carolina is serious. If convicted, this charge may result in fines, jail time and other consequences. Because of the severity of the potential consequences, it’s best to learn about the potential defenses you can use. Some viable...
You are not a violent person and have no previous convictions. Suddenly, you find yourself facing criminal charges because you have protected yourself, your family or property. Is there a legal justification for doing this? Are you entitled to defend yourself through...
Whether you are considering enrolling in or currently attending college, your conduct on the outside can impact your studies. Younger people can often fall into a bad crowd who engage in criminal activity. On occasion, alcohol may result in someone making a mistake...
The legal drinking age in South Carolina is 21. This means that someone who is under 21 can't go to a liquor store and buy anything to drink. They'll get carded and then they will be turned away. Typically, people assume that this means that drinking itself is...
The Federal government categorizes Marijuana as a Schedule 1 drug. A first-time offender in South Carolina could find themselves behind bars for 30 days and fined $200. If you are a college student who has been charged with possession or sales of marijuana, your...
Most people understand that speeding is against the law and will avoid doing so. However, there are times when speeding may seem appropriate, which is why the majority of people will admit to have sped at least once time in their life. South Carolina has specific...
Any kind of drug charge can be consequential. You could be facing time in jail or a heavy fine, and that’s not all. A criminal record following a conviction can haunt you for the rest of your life, blocking you from education or job opportunities. If you have been...
