In the state of South Carolina, you may be summoned for jury duty as long as you are at least eighteen years old and you are a licensed driver and/or registered voter. Once you receive a jury summons in the mail, you are legally obligated to respond. Since this is an ...
Read Morethe Law Office of James R. Snell, Jr., LLC, Jr., LLC is pleased to announce that one of our Lexington criminal defense lawyers, James R. Snell, was ...
View MoreThe walk and turn test is one of three standardized field sobriety tests police officers in South Carolina are trained in as part of a program devised ...
View MoreFrequently in criminal investigations, law enforcement may ask a suspect to submit to a polygraph. Polygraph is just another term for a lie detector ...
View MoreAccording to South Carolina Code §16-11-620, you could be charged with a misdemeanor offense if you were caught trespassing on someone else's ...
View MoreIf you have been arrested for simple possession of marijuana (SPMJ) in South Carolina, you may be wondering what legal penalties you are up against. ...
View MoreIn the state of South Carolina, it is illegal to drive while impaired by the effects of alcohol or drugs. While the official legal limit is upheld ...
View MoreIf you were recently arrested for drunk driving in South Carolina, you may be wondering what steps you can take to maximize your chances of a ...
View MoreWhen an individual wishes to get his or her criminal record cleared of all arrests and convictions, or sealed so that others cannot view past ...
View MoreThe state of South Carolina has very strict laws related to criminal domestic violence (CDV). Any individual who intentionally causes, threatens to ...
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