Delta-8 regulations in South Carolina are currently uncertain. While it is federally legal in the United States, states can regulate its use and sale. South Carolina has not passed any definitive laws or regulations specifically addressing Delta-8 products. However, some of South Carolina’s local governments have banned the sale and use of Delta-8 THC products…… Read More…
Federal drug classification laws can be complex and daunting. Understanding the intricacies of these laws is crucial, as they determine the legal status of various substances and can have significant implications for individuals and businesses alike. Whether you’re facing drug-related charges, seeking clarification on regulations, or looking to ensure compliance with federal laws, having a…… Read More…
As the popularity of Delta-8 THC products continues to rise, so do questions about their legality. Many individuals in South Carolina are left wondering: Can you be arrested for having Delta-8? The answer is not straightforward, as the legal landscape surrounding Delta-8 THC remains complex and subject to change. At Touma Law Group, we understand…… Read More…
In the military, active duty members are subject to a different code of laws than regular civilians. Within this code of laws, the possession of drug paraphernalia, drug usage, and drug distribution are not allowed with the military’s zero-tolerance policy. This policy means that with just one drug charge, you could be facing a discharge…… Read More…
Constructive possession is an important legal concept in the state of South Carolina as it pertains to the ownership and possession of contraband. Contrary to popular belief, constructive possession is a form of ownership that does not require the physical holding of an item nor does it rely on one’s presence near a contraband item.…… Read More…
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…