Having a criminal conviction on your record can impact your job prospects, housing opportunities, and even personal relationships. Fortunately, South Carolina law allows for certain types of convictions to be expunged, giving individuals a fresh
Life can get busy, and it’s easy to forget about a traffic ticket from months ago. Whether you were sick, confused about the date, or simply overslept, missing a court date for a civil or
Halloween conjures up images of ghosts and goblins, kids in costumes, and maybe even a spirited adult party or two. But while everyone’s focused on having a good time, it’s easy to let things get
At first glance, public disorderly conduct charges might seem insignificant, thereby opting to handle the case on their own in court. This is a grave mistake that many an Akin resident have made and lived
Body cameras are quickly becoming standard issue for law enforcement offices, just like guns and badges. Their use has changed the policing environment as we know it. Body-worn cameras are intended to create a factual
Self-defense is a fundamental legal concept that allows individuals to use force to protect themselves or others from imminent harm. In South Carolina, as in many jurisdictions, self-defense can be a powerful legal criminal defense,
Facing a false accusation of committing a crime can ruin your personal relationships and damage your professional reputation. You could be arrested, subjected to a criminal trial, and even wrongfully convicted. You might, therefore, be
Being arrested and charged with a crime can be an overwhelming experience, often leading to fears about whether a lawyer will take your case. The misconception that lawyers only represent innocent clients can add to
