State grand jury investigations: Basics and what to do if subpoenaed
The legal system can be a labyrinth, and receiving a subpoena for a state grand jury investigation can be a …
Read MoreQuestioning the accuracy of eyewitness testimony in South Carolina
A number of factors may impact the reliability of eyewitness testimony, which may lead to innocent people being convicted of …
Read More3 factors that can lead to a felony DUI in South Carolina
There are several factors that will immediately elevate a misdemeanor DUI to become a felony charge. In early September of …
Read MoreSouth Carolina lawmakers consider new medical marijuana bills
South Carolina lawmakers are weighing bills that would legalize all medical marijuana, sparing patients from serious penalties imposed under state …
Read MoreIs a South Carolina breath test really accurate
Breath tests are often used to determine whether people in South Carolina have been drinking but evidence suggests they may …
Read MoreSouth Carolina’s laws for sex crimes with minors
Residents in South Carolina who have been arrested and charged with sexual crimes against children should understand the different types …
Read MoreFederal prosecutors stepping up efforts against Medicare fraud
Federal officials are increasing their efforts against healthcare fraud as demonstrated by recent crackdowns. In recent years the U.S. Department …
Read MoreUnderstanding the factors that lead to wrongful incrimination
There are several factors that can lead a jury to wrongfully convict an innocent person of a crime. Not everyone …
Read More3 factors that make hiring a private criminal defense attorney crucial
The difficulty of defending against criminal charges, the risk of wrongful conviction and the consequences of a conviction make hiring …
Read MoreWhat a target letter is and what to do if you receive one
Certain letters received in the mail can be an indicator of major legal challenges to come. For example, some people …
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