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 […]
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DUI: What These Three Letters Really Mean
Do you know how much alcohol it really takes to be charged with drinking and driving under the laws of South Carolina? Are you aware of what the legal limit really means? These questions are more complicated than they seem. You may be surprised that your general understanding of DUI laws and the corresponding legal and administrative repercussions is […]
How Can A Greenville Criminal Defense Lawyer Can Protect My Rights Against Criminal Conviction?
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 […]
Can a Greenville, South Carolina, Criminal Defense Attorney Get Your Conviction Expunged?
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 […]
Can a Greenville, South Carolina, Criminal Defense Attorney Get Your Conviction Expunged?
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 […]
Knowing your Defenses when you have been Charged with a Drug Offense
Even though some drugs are being legalized throughout the Unites States, drug use and its legality still continues to be a major and even growing concern for the criminal justice system. With drug use rates soaring across the country, many people find themselves facing criminal charges for the possession of illegal drugs. If you have […]
Are You Facing a State Criminal Case or a Federal Criminal Case?
Any time you are suspected of, investigated for, or arrested for a crime, you’re going to want a skilled criminal defense attorney on your side. There is no way for you to fully understand all of the ins and outs of the criminal justice system if you are not well educated in the laws and […]
What You Can Do To Help When Your Friend or Family Member Has Been Arrested
If you have a friend or family member who has recently been arrested in Greenville, South Carolina, you are probably feeling a little helpless to control the situation and wondering if there is anything at all that you can do. Fortunately, there is quite a bit that you can do to provide support, guidance, advice, […]
Your Greenville, South Carolina, Criminal Defense Lawyer Can Protect Your Rights
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 […]
Understanding Burglary Offenses in South Carolina
In South Carolina, burglary is the term used to describe three specific offenses that relate to the unlawful entry of buildings or residences. Depending on the facts alleged, if an individual is accused of unlawfully entering a building with the intent to commit a crime while inside, then that person may be charged and prosecuted […]