Criminal And Traffic Law In Greenville And Statewide
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The medical benefits of marijuana have started to become common household knowledge. Mainstream media outlets have in recent years highlighted the use of marijuana for conditions ranging from intractable epilepsy to cancer pain. Patients of many different ages and...
Driving is a fundamental aspect of daily life for many people across South Carolina. Frequently, individuals use their vehicles to get to work, drop their children off at school or simply visit their loved ones. As a result, being cited for traffic violations can...
It is generally illegal to use physical force against other people. If you strike someone else, you might find yourself facing assault charges, especially if you cause the other person a significant injury. Not everyone accused of assault actually engaged in an...
Even though you have used deliberate force against another person without their consent, some circumstances may excuse your actions. The defenses available in assault or aggravated assault cases vary depending on the facts of your case. As such, it is crucial to...
You may avoid drinking and have no history of taking illicit drugs, but did you know that you could still end up with a DWI? Unfortunately, the medications that you take to sleep better, address your allergies or deal with other medical issues can cause impairment and...
There is a viral trend that is taking over the internet and social media, namely pranks. You can spend hours watching spouses, co-workers and buddies prank each other. It may make for good entertainment, but it can also result in criminal charges when things go wrong....
When the police hand you a traffic ticket, you can look up the fine amount online. However, that does not tell you everything. Many people choose not to fight traffic charges because they think they can handle the financial penalty. Yet, a traffic ticket can have a...
One thing everyone knows about South Carolinians is that we love our alcohol. But the last thing you want is to find yourself with a public intoxication charge after a night of drinking with your friends. That’s why it’s important to know what the law says about...
Police officers have to follow certain rules when they investigate crimes or attempt to enforce the law. The Fourth Amendment, for example, limits the ability of police officers to search people's bodies or their property. Typically, a police officer needs to have...
Being charged with domestic abuse in South Carolina is a serious matter, as it is throughout the nation. It can affect your career, reputation, family relationships and the way your friends, boss and colleagues think of you. It’s something that has the potential to...
