Every state has laws regarding cocaine-related crimes. South Carolina is certainly no exception. As cocaine use, sale, manufacturing and trafficking are all serious problems in the state, those accused of taking part in such offenses will face stiff penalties under state and/or federal law, if convicted. Thankfully, those accused can seek the assistance of legal counsel to help them fight their cases.
Cocaine-related crimes punishable by state and federal law
Drunk driving incident injures 4, driver charged
A South Carolina man has been charged following a single-vehicle crash that left him, his wife and his two children injured. Drunk driving is believed to have contributed to this incident. Due to the circumstances surrounding this crash, this individual has a lot to lose if he is convicted.
South Carolina woman killed in crash, family may pursue damages
A South Carolina woman who defied the odds and beat cancer not just once but twice, was killed in an auto accident recently while on her way to her final treatment session. The other driver involved is believed to be responsible for the wreck. As such, the victim's surviving family members may seek damages in civil court.
How does South Carolina define indecent exposure?
In South Carolina, there are a number of acts that are considered offenses against decency and morality. Anyone caught performing any such acts will typically face criminal charges. This week's column will address just one of these offenses: indecent exposure.
South Carolina criminal defense: Shoplifting suspect arrested
A South Carolina man was detained and criminally charged following a recent incident at a local retailer. According to reports, he was arrested for allegedly attempting to shoplift a pair of jeans. As per the laws of the state, this individual has the right to a criminal defense to fight the charge and seek the best outcome for his circumstances.
When automobile defects cause injury or death, seek compensation
There have been reports about defective airbags in numerous vehicles in the United States and across the globe for quite some time. The Takata airbag is responsible for nearly 200 hundred deaths and numerous injuries. When automobile defects such at this cause injury or death, in South Carolina or elsewhere, victims or their surviving family members may seek compensation for their losses.
Man accused of threatening officer has right to criminal defense
A South Carolina man was arrested after an incident on Interstate 26 in late February. According to reports, he is facing DUI and drug charges, as well as charges for allegedly threatening a state trooper. As is the right of every individual who is accused of committing a crime, this man is fully entitled to a criminal defense.
