There are two types of drug possession charges in South Carolina: simple possession and possession with intent to distribute (PWID). While both charges involve carrying, holding, or knowing the location of a controlled substance, a person is often charged with possession ...
Read MoreA hate crime is defined as an offense motivated by prejudice based on a person’s race, nationality, gender, sexual orientation, religion, or ...
View MoreMany people in South Carolina refer to burglary and robbery interchangeably because both crimes may involve theft, which means knowingly stealing ...
View MoreBefore police officers can detain, search, or arrest someone for an alleged crime, they must first obtain reasonable suspicion and then probable ...
View MoreThere are two main types of crimes in South Carolina: misdemeanors and felonies. In general, misdemeanor crimes are less serious and have not as harsh ...
View MoreGetting arrested for the first time in your life can be a terrifying, frustrating, and emotionally overwhelming experience. Since you have never dealt ...
View MoreRemoving a GPS Monitor in South Carolina Bond courts routinely require defendants to be subjected to GPS monitoring. Decisions to place a monitor on a ...
View MoreDrug possession is one of the most common crimes in South Carolina. Depending on the amount and type of illegal drugs or controlled substances ...
View MoreIn South Carolina, if you have been sentenced to probation it means that some or all of your original prison sentence was suspended. This means that ...
View MoreAfter getting arrested for a DUI/DUAC in South Carolina, one of the immediate repercussions is having your driver’s license suspended. Without your ...
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