South Carolina has a “three strikes law,” and we also have a “two strikes law,” both of which are also called SC’s “life without parole,” or LWOP laws. Below, we will discuss SC’s LWOP law, including: The offenses that fall under SC’s three strikes law, The charges that come under SC’s two strikes law, and ...
Shoplifting charges in SC can happen to anyone. We have seen people from all walks of life who have been accused of shoplifting – some who had a “momentary lapse of reason” and others who were falsely accused by overzealous, aggressive loss prevention employees. Below, we will discuss the different types of shoplifting charges in ...
Possession with intent to distribute, or PWID, is when a person is charged with possessing a controlled substance that they intend to sell or distribute. Intent is a thing that is only in a person’s mind, though – how can they prove that? Below, we will discuss all you need to know about possession with ...
Jail conditions in Richland County are not humane, but that's okay if the inmates are not human, right? According to the governor of South Carolina, who is clearly looking forward to the next election cycle, people who are being held in county jails because they are accused of crimes are not people… McMaster wants to ...
Things you should know… If you are charged with a crime in South Carolina, it can be overwhelming and confusing, especially if it is your first experience with the criminal “justice” system. Below, we have compiled answers to some of the more important questions that people have when they are charged with a crime and ...
SC gun laws - concealed carry for all as we "crack down on violent crime." Two bills pending in the SC legislature perfectly illustrate what is wrong with our government. Are our elected legislators solving problems? Proposing and enacting common-sense gun laws to make our lives better? Running the government in a competent, effective manner? ...