How Bond Hearings Work in South Carolina

December 4th, 2015|Criminal Defense, DUI|

What happens after the arrest… You’ve received a phone call that your loved one is in jail. Or maybe you, yourself, are sitting in a holding cell. You want to do everything to get out as quickly as possible. You’ve seen people on TV, including actors, professional athletes and politicians walk out of jail before [...]

SC Drug Charges: Possession, Distribution, Trafficking, Manufacturing

August 7th, 2015|Criminal Defense|

Marijuana Cocaine, Cocaine Base (Crack) Heroin Methamphetamine Ecstasy LSD Ephedrine Schedule I-V Narcotic & Non-narcotic Drugs Other Miscellaneous Offenses Introduction to drug charges in South Carolina SC law criminalizes controlled substances possession, sale and use. Important considerations in this area of criminal law relate to the type of drug, how the drug was possessed or [...]

Assault & Battery Charges SC: Fines, Penalties, Degrees

August 5th, 2015|Criminal Defense|

What is assault and battery? Assault and battery refers to a wide range of crimes with a common factor–threatening, causing or attempting to cause bodily harm to another person. A person can be charged with assault, battery or both. An assault is an offer to do harm to another with the present means of accomplishing [...]

HOW MUCH DOES A DUI LAWYER COST?

May 11th, 2015|Uncategorized|

The True Cost of a DUI in South Carolina by Timothy Kulp I’m often asked, “How much does it cost for a DUI case?” Most of our DUI clients have never been charged with anything more than a speeding ticket and have had no prior experience with lawyers. It’s understandable that those who find themselves [...]

Choosing a Criminal Defense Lawyer for A DUI

February 6th, 2014|DUI|

1. Criminal and DUI Courtroom Experience What you don't know can hurt you! The legal market is flooded nowadays. The job market is tough for young, new lawyers. Some are forced to take on cases they don't have much experience in. I can't say that I blame them, and, the rules of professional responsibility allow [...]

SC Concealed Weapons Permit (CWP) up for Vote

January 17th, 2014|Firearms Law|

Senate Bill 308 was sent to the SC House of Representative for a concurrence vote after recent amendments were made in the Senate.  If this bill becomes law, CWP holding will be allowed to carry a concealed handgun into an alcohol serving establishment (provided they are not imbibing). One of the other many improvements include: training [...]

DUI DUAC in Charleston – License Suspension

January 6th, 2014|Breath Alcohol Testing, DUI|

As a board certified criminal defense lawyer and DUI defense lawyer in Charleston, South Carolina, I find myself explaining license suspension considerations to most new clients charged with DUI or DUAC. The implied consent law can be complicated. First, DUI is driving under the influence. DUAC is driving with an unlawful alcohol concentration. In another [...]

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