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Criminal And Traffic Law In Greenville And Statewide
Passionate Defense Against Criminal Charges
According to the South Carolina Department of Health and Environmental Control (DHEC), the number of opioid overdoses in the state has spiked 50% more than last year. In the month of May, EMS workers responded to over 900 opioid overdoses, breaking the state record...
Following a few too many drinks, you get into an altercation at a nightclub after someone insults a friend of yours. It makes you angry, naturally, and you follow them outside. During a heated and intoxicated argument outside the nightclub, you threaten to injure...
Criminal charges can be lodged for many reasons in Greenville and the South Carolina Upstate, and a strong legal defense is key in avoiding the worst possible penalties. Local man flees after allegations of indecent exposure in car Recently in Spartanburg County, a...
Sex crimes are taken very seriously nationwide. What some people don’t consider, however, is that some individuals face false accusations of sexual assault and have to unfairly live with harsh collateral consequences. It’s easy to think that everyone who is accused of...
You were home alone and scared for your life. First, you heard a noise on your porch, and then a louder noise in another room. You got up to investigate, and then it happened. You felt someone put their hands on you. You tried to scream for help. No one came. As the...
A traffic stop is considered pretextual when an officer pulls a driver over for a minor traffic infraction or equipment violation but then uses the traffic stop to investigate the possibility of a more serious crime. Police say that such stops are crucial in finding...
Getting into a physical fight with your romantic partner, your family members or your roommate might result in domestic violence allegations. Even if the other person involved does not contact law enforcement, neighbors or other individuals may call authorities, who...
Disorderly conduct, also known as public disorderly conduct or PDC, is a different kind of crime. When charged with disorderly conduct, you are not accused of assault, theft or any damage to property. (Note that those separate offenses may be charged in addition to a...
As a college-aged student, you’ve been exposed to plenty of firsts. You may have had your first swig of alcohol after your exams, and you may have even tried drugs for the first time with a new group of friends. All of these situations were temporary and may not have...
You were given a citation when you drove through a red light. You were making a right-hand turn and knew that there was no one heading your way, but the police state that you violated the law. South Carolina law does require that you make a complete stop at a red...
