In South Carolina, a person commits the property crime of joyriding by taking, operating, or using a vehicle without the owner’s consent and with the intent to deprive the owner of his/her property. The offense must be committed for a lengthy period, as part of the ...
Read MoreMany people in South Carolina refer to burglary and robbery interchangeably because both crimes may involve theft, which means knowingly stealing ...
View MoreIn South Carolina, theft is known as “larceny,” which means intentionally stealing money and another property of value that belongs to another person ...
View MoreMany retailers are phasing out human cashiers in favor of self-checkout systems. The stores have figured out that buying a self-checkout system can be ...
View MoreAccording to South Carolina Code §16-11-620, you could be charged with a misdemeanor offense if you were caught trespassing on someone else's ...
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