Those involved in a physical confrontation with another person could end up accused of violating state law. South Carolina makes it a crime to assault another person, and certain scenarios may even lead to specialized charges. For example, allegations of domestic...
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What Is Domestic Violence?
Domestic violence is a pervasive problem that transcends both cultural and socio-economic boundaries. Both men and women can be victims. While the phrase “domestic violence” tends to evoke images of physical abuse, domestic violence actually occurs in a multitude of...
Domestic Violence Laws In South Carolina Are Taken Seriously
In 2015, the state of South Carolina changed laws surrounding domestic violence. More levels were added and, instead of two categories of either criminal domestic violence (misdemeanor) and criminal domestic violence of a high and aggravated nature (felony), there...
South Carolina Domestic Violence Laws
Your world can be turned upside down from a domestic violence accusation. In South Carolina, there are several different Domestic Violence charges, all of which carry the potential for prison time. South Carolina takes domestic violence cases seriously. The penalties...
Can the help of the alleged victim end domestic violence charges?
Allegations of domestic violence can have a profound impact on many areas of your life. You may have to move out of your home temporarily and could have an uphill battle when seeking custody of your children. You could lose your job and face other consequences, like...
What Are The Most Common Spring Break & Drinking Related Arrests In South Carolina?
Spring Break has begun for some colleges and is quickly approaching for others. As the number of Covid-19 cases begin to decline and travel restrictions are lifted, some experts believe travel will return to a pre-pandemic level. The Lowcountry, particularly...
What are the collateral consequences of a conviction in Magistrate or Municipal Court in South Carolina?
The most common cases we handle in magistrate and municipal courts are: Driving under the influence (DUI) Open Container Public Intoxication Minor in Possession of Alcohol Possession of a Fake ID Domestic Violence Assault and Battery Simple Possession of Marijuana...