Heroin is one of the most powerful and dangerous narcotics in existence, and unfortunately, it is illegal in South Carolina. Possessing, distributing, and trafficking heroin can lead to serious criminal charges. People often do not realize the consequences of being caught with heroin, and if they do get charged, they may not understand all their…… Read More…
If you or someone you know is facing a criminal charge, it is important to recognize the distinction between federal vs state charges. Certain offenses are managed by local law enforcement, whereas others may be monitored by federal agencies. Keep reading to learn the differences between state and federal crimes in order for you to…… Read More…
If you or someone close to you has been arrested, you likely have many questions, such as: What are the steps involved in a criminal trial? What is the duration of a criminal investigation? Do I have the right to receive a fair and speedy trial? What are the trial proceedings in South Carolina? Understanding…… Read More…
Many young people view having a fake ID as a tradition, but law enforcement takes fake identification laws seriously. Utilizing a fake ID for activities such as consuming alcohol while underage, purchasing tobacco, driving underage, eluding immigration authorities, or stealing another person’s identity can be viewed as fraud and is seen as a grave violation.…… Read More…
Law enforcement on a state and federal level has been stricter towards people involved with the possession or trade of cocaine recently. This is especially true in South Carolina, where there are connections to some international cocaine trafficking networks. Given the high fines and long jail time associated with drug offenses related to cocaine, it…… Read More…
Probation is an alternative to serving a jail sentence for certain crimes. It is essentially a period of being under the supervision of a probation officer, during which time you are required to fulfill certain probation conditions. For example, a probation period may include completing community service or attending counseling sessions. For questions about probation,…… Read More…