Car accidents can be an extremely costly situation, which is why it is uncommon for some drivers to flee or leave the scene of the crash to avoid paying for another driver’s damages. However, committing a “hit and run” carries harsh criminal penalties if you are caught. The ...
Read MoreIn South Carolina, every driver and passenger of a motor vehicle must wear a fastened safety belt when the vehicle is being operated on highways and ...
View MoreAlthough many traffic offenses in South Carolina are punishable by a fine and points on your driver’s license, there are some that carry criminal ...
View MoreA few years ago counties around South Carolina began establish the Traffic Education Program (also called TEP). This program is designed to help ...
View MoreWhen drivers in South Carolina are found guilty of traffic offenses or commit traffic-related crimes, they end up with points on their driving ...
View MoreOn October 16, 2014, attorney James R. Snell, Jr., presented during a continuing legal education program to the members of the Lexington County Bar ...
View MoreOn June 6, 2014, South Carolina's new texting while driving law went into effect. This law creates a new statute, S.C. Code § 56-5-3890, and is listed ...
View MoreIn the state of South Carolina, your driver's license could be suspended for a number of different reasons. These include accumulating 12 or more ...
View MoreAs you may know, you not only have a moral, but legal responsibility to stop and render aid when you have been involved in a traffic accident . ...
View MoreIf you have been arrested or cited for SPMJ in South Carolina this abbreviation stands for Simple Possession of Marijuana. This is a criminal charge ...
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