
Mar 23, 2022
What is General Sessions Court in South Carolina?
Any crime that carries a possible sentence higher than 30 days in jail/prison, and fines greater than $500 in SC is covered in General Sessions court.

Any crime that carries a possible sentence higher than 30 days in jail/prison, and fines greater than $500 in SC is covered in General Sessions court.

Knowing and understanding Miranda Rights is very important if you are facing arrest. Learn more about your rights from the defense team at Touma Law Group.

False domestic violence allegations are devastating to process initially, and the defendant must quickly to prevent them from causing negative consequences.