Blog posts in Criminal Defense

Like most court systems post-pandemic, South Carolina courts are struggling with a backlog. However, their troubles began long before COVID-19. One ...

South Carolina has recently reinstated the firing squad for those who commit crimes worthy of death row. So, what crimes count toward the death ...

Kombucha tea is a health drink that grew in popularity around 2016. The tea, fermented with live bacteria cultures called scoby is the product of a ...

Harassment in the First Degree According to South Carolina law, harassment in the first degree means a pattern of intentional, significant, and ...

The holidays are filled with festive celebrations with loved ones, gift shopping, and long vacations out of town or even out of state. However, this ...

Being pulled over means seeing flashing blue and red lights, hearing a loud siren going off behind you, or hearing an officer tell you to stop your ...

If you have been involved in a car accident in South Carolina, you must either contact law enforcement officials to have them write a police report or ...

Under South Carolina law, being drunk or intoxicated in public is not against the law. However, the state prohibits “gross intoxication” in public. ...

If you are scheduled to appear in criminal court, remember that first impressions are very important. The judge, jury, and courtroom personnel will ...