A statute of limitations is a legal timeframe for filing charges for a crime. Unlike some states, South Carolina does not have statutes of limitations for any crime including a drug conviction. In South Carolina, cases for drug offenses must be filed in a timely manner. If charges are brought against you after the statute…… Read More…
In South Carolina, there are three degrees of domestic violence. Each degree of domestic violence has its own elements and potential criminal penalties. The common factor at the base of each of these crimes is that the accused must have caused physical harm to the victim, or tried to cause physical harm to a member…… Read More…
Are you considering hiring a lawyer to represent you in court? If so, then the first decision you’ll have to make is whether to go with a private attorney vs public defender. While public defenders are often seen as the more cost-effective option, there are pros and cons to both choices. According to a recent…… Read More…
If you’ve been charged with theft in Anderson County, one of the first questions you’re likely asking is whether the charge is… Read More…
Being charged with a felony can be one of the most daunting experiences of your life. The gravity of a felony charge, which can range from severe crimes such as drug trafficking to white-collar offenses like fraud, carries significant legal and personal consequences. Understanding the steps involved from the moment of your arrest can make…… Read More…
Being arrested for driving under the influence can change your life in an instant. A single traffic stop in South Carolina can… Read More…
Facing domestic violence charges in Anderson County, South Carolina, can be overwhelming, frightening, and life-altering. These cases move fast, involve intense emotions,… Read More…