Criminal Defense

DUI is a criminal offense. If you are pulled over based on suspicion of a DUI in Spartanburg, SC you are going to hear about “implied consent.” It can be confusing to decipher what this term [...]

Have you or someone you know been charged with Driving Under the Influence (DUI) in Spartanburg, SC? These charges are not something you should take lightly. Even first offense DUI convictions [...]

Burglary is a serious offense. Under South Carolina law, those convicted of burglary face significant jail or prison time, depending on the classification and severity of the offense. The defense [...]

Many South Carolina drivers are surprised to learn that they have already given consent to the testing of their bodily fluids for drugs and alcohol. Like other states, South Carolina has enacted [...]

All too often, juvenile defendants fail to appreciate the long-lasting consequences of a criminal case. A simple, youthful mistake can turn into a criminal record which follows a teenager well [...]

Increasingly, many people are documenting their lives online using popular social media sites like Facebook, Instagram, Twitter, and YouTube. Unfortunately, what you post online might come back [...]

The Fifth Amendment to the U.S. Constitution grants you a privilege against self-incrimination. This means the prosecutor cannot force you to testify at your criminal trial, but you always retain [...]

If you’ve ever watched Law & Order, you’ve heard the term probable cause bandied about – but what is probable pause and what role does it play in our criminal justice system? Probable cause [...]

In every state, it is a crime to intentionally leave the scene of a car accident you were involved in without providing your contact information or rendering aid to anyone who may need [...]

Things have gone horribly wrong, and you find yourself facing criminal charges. Certainly, you don’t view yourself as a criminal, but what can you do now? You might want to consider a plea [...]