Blog posts regarding Firearms issues in the law.

Resisting Arrest in SC: Charge & Penalties

October 6th, 2020|Blood Alcohol Testing, Breath Alcohol Testing, Criminal Defense, Criminal Offenses, Drug Offenses, DUI, Federal Crimes, Firearms Law|

About This ArticleReviewed by: Timothy Clay Kulp, Attorney at LawOriginally Published: October 6, 2020Last Reviewed: October 6, 2020This article has been reviewed for legal accuracy by Timothy Clay Kulp, founding partner of Kulp & Elliott. Mr. Kulp has practiced law in South Carolina for more than four decades and has experience as a criminal defense [...]

Top 12 Questions About DUI & Probation in SC

October 1st, 2020|Business Law, Criminal Defense, Criminal Offenses, Drug Offenses, DUI, Federal Crimes, Firearms Law, General Litigation|

About This ArticleReviewed by: Timothy Clay Kulp, Attorney at LawOriginally Published: October 1, 2020Last Reviewed: October 1, 2020This article has been reviewed for legal accuracy by Timothy Clay Kulp, founding partner of Kulp & Elliott. Mr. Kulp has practiced law in South Carolina for more than four decades and has experience as a criminal defense [...]

Pro Se: Should You Represent Yourself at Trial in SC?

May 21st, 2020|Business Law, Criminal Defense, Criminal Offenses, Drug Offenses, DUI, Federal Crimes, Firearms Law, General Litigation|

About This ArticleReviewed by: Timothy Clay Kulp, Attorney at LawOriginally Published: May 21, 2020Last Reviewed: May 21, 2020This article has been reviewed for legal accuracy by Timothy Clay Kulp, founding partner of Kulp & Elliott. Mr. Kulp has practiced law in South Carolina for more than four decades and has experience as a criminal defense [...]

When Can Police Search Your Vehicle in SC?

May 21st, 2020|Criminal Defense, Criminal Offenses, Drug Offenses, DUI, Ethics, Federal Crimes, Firearms Law|

About This ArticleReviewed by: Timothy Clay Kulp, Attorney at LawOriginally Published: May 21, 2020Last Reviewed: May 21, 2020This article has been reviewed for legal accuracy by Timothy Clay Kulp, founding partner of Kulp & Elliott. Mr. Kulp has practiced law in South Carolina for more than four decades and has experience as a criminal defense [...]

SC Concealed Weapons Permit (CWP) up for Vote

January 17th, 2014|Firearms Law|

About This ArticleReviewed by: C. Austin Elliott, Attorney at LawOriginally Published: January 17, 2014Last Reviewed: January 17, 2014This article has been reviewed for legal accuracy by C. Austin Elliott, partner at Kulp & Elliott. Mr. Elliott represents individuals and businesses in South Carolina in matters involving criminal defense, personal injury, civil and business litigation, regulatory [...]

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