Legal Blog

See how South Carolina charges and punishes criminal sexual conduct, from penalties by degree to sex offender registration, and what to do if you are accused.

Penalties for a DUI in South Carolina can include fines, jail, license suspension, an ignition interlock device, mandatory alcohol education and more.

While declining a breathalyzer can make it harder to prove you were under the influence, it also leads to a longer suspension of your drivers' license.

Fleeing and eluding charge in Columbia, SC? Learn the penalties under S.C. Code 56-5-750, what the state must prove, and next steps. Free consultation.

Facing drug possession charges in Anderson or Oconee County? Learn how South Carolina defines possession, the penalty ranges, and what to do after an arrest.

A college arrest near Furman or Clemson can start two separate cases. Learn how court and campus processes work and what may happen to your record.