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Pretextual stops and illegal searches
The police could stop a vehicle for several reasons, including minor traffic law violations. For example, a car traveling on …
Read MorePossible defenses against drug charges in South Carolina
South Carolina recognizes varying drug offenses, including possession, possession with intent to distribute, manufacturing, trafficking and conspiracy. Each violation comes …
Read MoreParticipating in a violent mob can lead to grave consequences
Protests have become much more frequent and dangerous in the past few years. While Americans have the right to assemble …
Read MoreCan I bring a concealed firearm to another person’s house?
While South Carolina doesn’t require citizens to have a permit to purchase and own firearms, it does observe “shall issue” …
Read MoreAre roadside drug tests always reliable?
Being arrested for possession of drugs in South Carolina is a serious offense. These are charges that can result in …
Read MoreBeware of the fine line between bribes and gifts
For centuries, people have given gifts to convey their thanks and affection. Gift-giving is often a sign of goodwill, but …
Read MoreHow are shell companies used to launder money?
An individual can use a shell company to evade taxes or to conceal assets from another party, such as a …
Read MoreWhat happens after an arrest for assault?
Apart from physically hurting someone, any attempt or threat to injure someone may fall under assault in South Carolina. Assault …
Read MoreWhat’s the Difference Between an Alford Plea vs. No Contest Plea
At various points in the criminal process, a defendant will be asked to enter a plea in response to criminal …
Read MoreHow should people in South Carolina respond to a drug arrest?
Even though drug offenses are often non-violent legal infractions, they still tend to carry quite a bit of social stigma. …
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