Destroying another person's property without consent qualifies as vandalism. This could include making unnecessary changes, painting graffiti, breaking windows and even hacking into someone's personal website and making changes. Although some people consider vandalism...
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Month: February 2017
South Carolina high school student sees weapon charges reduced
With all the reports of violence in schools lately, the news of a student bringing a gun onto school property is enough to send everyone into a panic. It happened right near here in Williamsburg County in early February. In the early hours of the school day, reports...
Traffic misdemeanors in South Carolina could land you in jail
Many times, traffic tickets are taken lightly. However, they can adversely affect one's insurance rates and driving privileges. Traffic tickets are considered misdemeanors and include such things as driving without a license, speeding and not wearing a seatbelt. You...
Minor in possession charges can affect your college career
In the state of South Carolina, getting caught as a minor in possession (MIP) of alcohol is a misdemeanor offense. As a result of that classification, some people fail to take this charge as seriously as they should. Being charged with and convicted of an MIP offense...
How You Can Be Acquitted From A DUI Charge
A DUI is widely considered a misdemeanor in the U.S. It has become one of the most common charges filed against offenders. A DUI conviction essentially means you are liable for jail time and are stripped off driving privileges for a specified duration. In the worst...
How an attorney can have traffic ticket misdemeanors expunged
Traffic tickets are considered serious misdemeanors across various States in the U.S. In South Carolina, law enforcement agencies have implemented stringent rules to safeguard the safe use of roads. Contrary to popular belief, the issuance of consecutive traffic...
Achieving a Fair DUI Trial in South Carolina
Driving Under Influence (DUI)) and Driving While Impaired (DWI) are serious offenses under the Federal Laws of the United States. In South Carolina, the law has set five levels of DUI misdemeanors.Level 1 is the most severe. Its punishment is a fine not exceeding...
Types of misdemeanor charges
U.S. law divides criminal charges into several categories in order to make sure defendants are charged according to the crime they have committed. A misdemeanor is the least serious of these charges, the other two being a felony and an infraction. Misdemeanors are...
Traffic misdemeanors in South Carolina could land you in jail
Many times, traffic tickets are taken lightly. However, they can adversely affect one's insurance rates and driving privileges. Traffic tickets are considered misdemeanors and include such things as driving without a license, speeding and not wearing a seatbelt. You...
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