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When you’re cuffed and put in the back of a police cruiser, there’s no such thing as a minor arrest. You’re heading to jail, and even if you get out on bond, you still have to come back and answer to the charges against you. Both possession and possession with intent to distribute...

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When people believe they are being stalked or harassed, they sometimes seek restraining orders to stop this behavior. Restraining orders are a subset of the broader category of protective orders under South Carolina law. Restraining orders can be issued by a magistrate. Once someone files a restrai...

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Receiving probation instead of prison time may seem like winning the lottery. Most people’s primary goal when fighting a criminal charge is to avoid spending long periods of time behind bars, after all. The truth is, however, the rules you must follow when under probation are quite strict, an...

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Facing a drug charge for cocaine in South Carolina? Cocaine laws in South Carolina can be confusing and difficult to understand, the simplest way to break down the charges is to look at these three: possession, possession with intent to distribute (PWID), and trafficking. Simply stated, if yo...

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You thought a little marijuana couldn’t hurt anyone, and in all fairness, it’s arguably less damaging to society than alcohol. But you got busted, and now you’re in trouble. I’m sure you’ll agree the occasional use of recreational drugs probably hasn’t led you do...

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  You didn’t wake up that morning thinking you would get into an altercation, but that’s exactly what happened. Words were exchanged, and before you knew it, things got physical. Eventually, you found yourself in the back of a police car under arrest for assault and battery. The d...

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  The flashing police lights in your rearview mirror were startling. Then you were put in handcuffs, read your Miranda rights and took a ride in the back squad car. Now you’re charged with driving under the influence (DUI), and you don’t know what to do. The first thing you need i...

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  This information in this article applies to charges occurring before June 4, 2015. You never expected the argument to get as heated as it did. You said some things you wish you could unsay, and so does your partner. Things may have turned violent, or it could be a big misunderstanding. Eit...

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