Minors who are arrested generally go through the juvenile justice system, which is considered family court. But when teenagers are accused of serious crimes, many states will treat them as adults and their cases will be heard in criminal court. Since July 2019, juveniles in ...
Read MoreThousands of school buses are on the roads every day throughout South Carolina. Since buses frequently stop to load and unload students, it is ...
View MoreThere are two types of drug possession charges in South Carolina: simple possession and possession with intent to distribute (PWID). While both ...
View MoreA hate crime is defined as an offense motivated by prejudice based on a person’s race, nationality, gender, sexual orientation, religion, or ...
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