
Can Police in South Carolina Search Your Purse?
In this article, we outline when police in South Carolina can legally search your purse, your rights when they do so, and what to do if it results in a charge.

In this article, we outline when police in South Carolina can legally search your purse, your rights when they do so, and what to do if it results in a charge.

In South Carolina open containers of alcohol must be stored in a luggage compartment, failure to do so can result in a misdemeanor charge.

Aggravated DUI in South Carolina brings higher fines, longer suspensions and jail exposure. Learn what elevates a charge. Free consultation available.

Held without bond in South Carolina? Learn what a bond hearing decides and how to get a loved one released. Call Touma Law Group for a free consultation.

Evidence kept out of court can change a criminal case. Learn what makes evidence inadmissible in South Carolina and how a defense lawyer challenges it.

Habitual Traffic Offender (HTO) status is usually given to individuals who have accumulated too many driving offenses within a certain time period.