Your driving license can be suspended for a variety of reasons in South Carolina, and it is a criminal offense to drive on a revoked or suspended driving license. When you have been convicted of a traffic offense you may have to pay heavy fines, serve possible jail time, and go through a mandatory period…… Read More…
Underage drinking is a significant issue in South Carolina and is handled seriously by law enforcement and the court system. Surveys have shown that 20% of teenagers throughout the state drink alcohol, while over half of that number will engage in binge drinking. Being convicted of possession of alcohol while underage in SC can have…… Read More…
After being arrested for DUI you need to find a good and qualified attorney to represent you. If you do not know how to go about it below is a list of questions to ask a prospective lawyer during your initial consultation. A drunk driving charge can completely ruin your life. It can convenience both…… Read More…
In South Carolina, a bond hearing or bail hearing is one of the first things to occur when someone is arrested. After an accused is booked in jail for a criminal charge, a bond judge will listen to their case and decide whether it is appropriate to release the accused from custody. This also involves…… Read More…
While the possession of marijuana may be legal in more states across the country than ever before, it is still illegal to possess, buy or sell in South Carolina. Marijuana laws in South Carolina govern and establish punishment guidelines for acts such as distribution of marijuana, the sale of marijuana, and the possession of drug…… Read More…
Most people don’t understand the severity of possessing prescription drugs without a prescription until they’re arrested and charged with a criminal offense. For many, it’s their first contact with the criminal justice system. At Touma Law Group, in Greenville, South Carolina, our criminal defense attorneys are here to help. The legal consequences of a drug…… Read More…