Facing felony charges in South Carolina is a life-altering experience. The consequences extend far beyond any prison sentence or fines —...
The Consequences of a Felony Conviction in South Carolina
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Domestic Violence in SC: Fines, Penalties & Jail Time (Degrees + What Happens After an Arrest)
Domestic violence cases move fast in South Carolina—and the decisions you make in the first few days can shape everything that follows....
Collateral Consequences of a Criminal Conviction in SC
When most people think about the consequences of a criminal conviction in South Carolina, they focus on jail time, fines, or probation. ...
Is Your DUI Arrest on Video? Why It Matters in South Carolina
When you’re pulled over and arrested under South Carolina DUI laws, one of the most important questions your defense attorney may ask is,...
Self-Defense Laws in South Carolina: When Are You Justified?
South Carolina has clear legal provisions that allow individuals to protect themselves when they face threats of harm. Whether you're...
Understanding Criminal Defense in SC: What You Need to Know
Being charged with a crime in South Carolina can be a daunting and life-altering experience. Understanding the criminal defense process...
2024 SC Gun Laws – What Does “Constitutional Carry” Mean?
SC gun laws underwent a major overhaul in 2024 when the SC legislature passed the “Constitutional Carry Bill,” H. 3594. This bill made it...
SC’s 2024 Ignition Interlock Device (IID) Rules for DUI Offenders
If you were arrested for DUI on or after May 19, 2024, you are subject to the new Interlock Ignition Device regulations. South Carolina...
Obstruction of Justice in South Carolina
Evidence Tampering & Jury Tampering “Obstruction of justice” is a legal term that has been in the news a lot in the last few years....
Are DUI Checkpoints Legal in SC?
DUI checkpoints might be legal in South Carolina - if the police comply with the Fourth Amendment requirements found in SC and US Supreme...
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