by swilliamslaw | Mar 6, 2021 | Criminal Defense
Breach of trust with fraudulent intent is South Carolina’s version of embezzlement. When someone is supposed to hold money or property for someone else’s benefit, but they fraudulently convert that money or property to their own use, they can be...
by swilliamslaw | Dec 11, 2020 | Assault & Battery, Criminal Defense
When someone is charged with Criminal Sexual Conduct with a minor in South Carolina, you may be thinking of some unsavory “judgy” terms like “child molester.” But this is not always the case. There are many reasons why people are charged with...
by swilliamslaw | Aug 4, 2020 | Criminal Defense
Do you have a loved one in jail? You may be wondering how to get that person out of jail. In this article you will learn: 1. Your options for getting someone out of jail in SC; and 2. What “bail” and “bond” mean; and 3. How to physically...
by swilliamslaw | Aug 4, 2020 | Criminal Defense, DUI
Confidential informants are one of those things that seem to lurk around in the underground of criminal activity. The idea of the police working with someone who is facing criminal charges is a very sketchy concept to some, but a reality in the criminal justice...
by swilliamslaw | May 11, 2020 | Criminal Defense, DUI, Federal Crimes in SC
If you are facing Domestic Violence criminal charges in SC, at your bond hearing, the judge may have ordered as a condition of your bond that you have no contact with the victim in the Domestic Violence case. Since your arrest, things may have changed dramatically and...
