Legal Blog

Sep 2, 2022

What Are the Different Types of Meth Charges in SC?

Most people are not aware of what the different meth charges are in SC. In several parts of South Carolina, crystal meth is most often cooked or prepared in residential homes using household ingredients and it is known as a synthetic drug. The drug is chemically similar to drugs that are used in the treatment…… Read More…

Aug 25, 2022

Understanding Your Rights When Arrested

Every individual has certain rights during the time that they are being arrested and it is important for you to understand your right when you are being arrested. The article will help you to understand what happens when you get arrested and what your rights are during the process of arrest in Greenville, South Carolina.…… Read More…

Aug 18, 2022

Can I Get My Revoked Driver’s License Back in SC?

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…

Aug 2, 2022

Minor in Possession of Alcohol Charges in South Carolina

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…

Jul 25, 2022

Questions to Ask a DUI Lawyer

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…

Jul 18, 2022

What Happens at a Bond Hearing in Greenville?

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…