Legal Blog

Apr 10, 2024

Burglary Charges in South Carolina

In South Carolina, burglary charges are serious offenses that can have significant legal consequences. If you or a loved one is facing burglary charges, it’s crucial to seek legal representation from a skilled criminal defense attorney who understands the complexities of South Carolina law. At Touma Law Group, our team will work tirelessly to protect…… Read More…

Apr 2, 2024

Common Military Drug Crimes

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…

Mar 25, 2024

How Much Does an Ignition Interlock Device Cost in SC?

An interlock device, also known as an IID, is a compact device that is installed in a vehicle to prevent the driver from operating a car if they have been drinking alcohol. This is a common requirement for individuals who have previously faced charges of driving under the influence (DUI). The purpose of an interlock…… Read More…

Military drug charges
Mar 11, 2024

When to Hire a Lawyer: Military Edition

In navigating the complex legal landscape of military life, knowing when to seek the guidance of a lawyer can be critical. From deployment-related issues to benefits disputes, the challenges faced by military personnel and their families often require specialized legal expertise. In this guide, we explore the situations in which hiring a lawyer is essential…… Read More…

Mar 5, 2024

What is Constructive Possession in South Carolina?

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…

Feb 26, 2024

Failure to Stop for Blue Lights Charges in South Carolina

In South Carolina, it is against the law for a motor vehicle driver to not stop for a police vehicle with blue lights on. This is a misdemeanor offense and can result in fines, jail time, and a suspended license. When an officer signals for a driver to pull over with their blue lights from…… Read More…