When you’re going through a life-changing event, you want to be equipped with as much information and legal guidance as possible. Learn more about your options in this library of articles written by our experienced Spartanburg lawyers.
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Why It’s Not “Just” Magistrate Court: How South Carolina Magistrate Court Cases Are Handled Being charged with a minor crime in South Carolina Magistrate Court isn’t minor. An SC criminal defense attorney explains what happens in these cases. -
Police Can’t Always Arrest You for a Crime—Even If They Find the Evidence Out in the Open You might be surprised to learn police can’t necessarily arrest you for evidence out in the open. A South Carolina criminal defense attorney explains. -
Unique Program Gets Some Drug Charges Dismissed and Removed from Your Criminal Record—If You Can Get In Want drug charges dismissed? A drug defense attorney reports Spartanburg and Cherokee Counties offer some suspects a program to do that if you can qualify. -
How to Get the Evidence in Your Criminal Case—and What to Do With It If you’re charged with a crime, you need the evidence in your case. A South Carolina criminal defense lawyer explains how to get it and what to do with it. -
Understanding the Effect on Your Drug Charges When Informants Don’t Testify at Your Trial What can happen if a police informant doesn’t testify in your drugs case? A South Carolina criminal defense attorney reveals it can have a huge impact on you. -
Chain of Custody: Just Because the Police Found Drugs on You Doesn’t Mean You Get Convicted A sharp attorney can prevent a conviction if officers can’t prove who handled drugs before trial. A SC criminal defense attorney shows how, using a real case. -
Standing Your Ground Can Get Your Case Dismissed In South Carolina, if you use self-defense in certain situations, you can’t be prosecuted. A South Carolina criminal defense attorney explains your rights. -
Assault and Battery Charges in South Carolina: The Difference in Degree What are the degrees of assault and battery? How do police decide which assault and battery to charge you with? A SC criminal defense lawyer explains. -
5 Deadly Sins That Can Seal Your Doom in a South Carolina Criminal Case Criminal cases go from bad to worse if you make basic mistakes, and the damage is often permanent. A SC criminal defense lawyer reveals pitfalls to avoid. -
Conditional Discharge Clears Drug Possession Charges- And More Did you know some South Carolina drug charges can get cleared from your record without a conviction, if you qualify? A criminal defense attorney reveals how.