If you are convicted of domestic violence in South Carolina, you will lose your right to own or possess a firearm. The length of time that you are prohibited from possessing a firearm depends on what level of domestic violence you are convicted of.
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Effective June of 2023, a person who possesses more than 2 grains of Fentanyl is guilty of a felony that carries up to 5 years in prison for a first offense.
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My main practice areas are criminal cases and family court cases. As such, I have the opportunity to represent many clients who find themselves accused of a domestic violence charge while at the same time dealing with a contentious divorce case in the family court.
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In 2023, the South Carolina Legislature made several major changes to the DUI (Driving Under the Influence) and DUAC (Driving with an Unlawful Alcohol Content) laws. These changes went into effect in May of 2024.
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Changes are coming to the DUI and DUAC statute, effective May of 2024.
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My main practice areas are criminal cases and family court cases. As such, I have the opportunity to represent clients who find themselves accused of domestic violence charges while at the same time facing contentious family court cases, and on occasion, even multiple family court cases.
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Get guidance on what to expect if you're arrested for DUI for the first time in South Carolina, including legal procedures and potential outcomes.
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Discover how the COVID-19 pandemic has impacted custody and visitation arrangements in South Carolina, with insights into adapting to new challenges and regulations.
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