
What is Probable Cause for Search and Seizure in South Carolina?
There are three ways in which a police officer is able to search your property: with a warrant, with your permission, or with probable cause.

There are three ways in which a police officer is able to search your property: with a warrant, with your permission, or with probable cause.

A bail bond, simply put, is a payment made to the jail to get out of jail by a charged individual until their given court date. Learn more from the team at TF.

Any crime that carries a possible sentence higher than 30 days in jail/prison, and fines greater than $500 in SC is covered in General Sessions court.

Standard field sobriety tests in Greenville can include but are not limited to, the walk-and-turn test, one-leg stand test, and the horizontal gaze test.

Knowing and understanding Miranda Rights is very important if you are facing arrest. Learn more about your rights from the defense team at Touma Law Group.

False domestic violence allegations are devastating to process initially, and the defendant must quickly to prevent them from causing negative consequences.