Pro Se: Should You Represent Yourself at Trial in SC?
There is a good chance that you will have to deal with legal matters at some point in your life. Yet, if you are like most people, you do not have a lawyer on standby, and you will have this [...]
When Can Police Search Your Vehicle in SC?
First off, our Fourth Amendment and court interpretation of that right, has established that a search not based on a warrant issued by a court, is presumed to be unconstitutional. However, the courts have recognized “exceptions” to this requirement for [...]
How Do DUI Convictions Affect College?
Everyone makes mistakes, especially when they are young. Making mistakes is a natural part of growing up; in most instances, it is the way in which we learn and mature. The problem, however, is not all mistakes are created equally [...]
What’s Considered Paraphernalia in South Carolina?
Contrary to what many people think, getting caught with drug paraphernalia will not land you in jail in most situations. Yes, it is against the law to have cocaine spoons, bongs, chamber pipes, and other similar items. However, getting caught [...]
Open Container Law in Charleston, SC
Violating the open container laws in SC is easier to do than you might think. You may be walking down the street a short distance to a friend’s house with a beer in hand, or taking a ride with someone [...]
National Board of Trial Advocacy (NBTA) Certifications
National Board of Trial Advocacy (NBTA) Certifications in: Civil, Criminal, Family Law, Social Security Disability, Civil Practice and Truck Accident Law Press Release for Re-certification ATTORNEY TIMOTHY CLAY KULP ACHIEVES RECERTIFICATION IN CRIMINAL TRIAL LAW WITH THE NATIONAL BOARD OF [...]
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