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

Without any prior knowledge of the criminal justice system, it can be challenging to determine when an individual’s behavior may lead to legal consequences.