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Having a ticket issued against you after a traffic accident is a fairly common occurrence, even if you think you were not at fault for the incident. Even those people who think they are not at fault or deserving of a traffic violation often send in the money and pay the fine without ever going […]

If you’re facing criminal charges and conviction in Greenville, South Carolina, it can be an overwhelming situation. In some cases, you may receive a target letter before arrest if the police are investigating you for a crime. In any criminal matter, you should contact a qualified criminal defense attorney to walk you through the criminal […]

In July 2017, the Court of Appeals in South Carolina affirmed a lower court’s decision rejecting a claim of immunity from prosecution pursuant to the Protection of Persons and Property Act. So, what exactly is the Protection of Persons and Property Act and when does it apply in criminal defense matters? What is the Protection […]

In the state of South Carolina, a person is guilty of public disorderly conduct (otherwise known as “PDC”) if any of the following are true: She is on a highway or at a public place or public gathering in a “grossly intoxicated condition” or “otherwise” conducting herself in a “disorderly” or “boisterous” manner; She uses […]

Restitution is a classification of damages that a criminal defendant may be required to pay to compensate a victim for pecuniary losses that the victim may have suffered as a result of the defendant’s alleged criminal acts.  The idea is that folks who cause others to lose money or property or to acquire medical bills […]

At David R. Price, Jr., P.A. Attorneys at Law, we get a lot of questions about drug charges in Greenville, South Carolina. The prospect of conviction on many of these offenses comes with some severe and costly collateral consequences in addition to criminal penalties, fines, and costs.   What Types of Drug Charge Cases Do […]

In the State of South Carolina, “violent” crimes are crimes enumerated by statute and classified as “violent.” Whether the crimes themselves actually involved acts of physical violence does not inform whether the crime is “violent” pursuant to South Carolina Code of Laws Section 16-1-60. “Violent” Crimes That Involve Violent Conduct Murder, attempted murder, assault and […]

The consequences of a criminal conviction on your record can be numerous and far reaching, impacting everything from your potential prison sentence, to your future employment opportunities, to your right to vote and own a gun. Many people don’t realize how tremendous these consequences can be. If you have been charged with a crime, you […]

A criminal conviction can have a serious affect on your life and your future. If you are facing criminal charges or have already been convicted, you may be wondering about expungement. It is important for those facing criminal charges in Greenville, South Carolina, to understand that the possibility of expungement is not likely to be […]