If the police officer gave you a blue ticket, it will say what statute or ordinance you have said to have violated. Take your ticket to an attorney to review so that he or she can advise you as to what your rights are.

Depends how old you are. You have violated South Carolina law by not stopping when blue lighted and if you are a juvenile, it is possible that the case was referred to the Department of Juvenile Justice for prosecution. If you are an adult, you may have a warrant out for your arrest. The really... View More

Hard to say. What did the victim tell the police when interviewed at the scene. The change in his story should help your case, but does not necessarily mean the state cannot still prove attempted murder to a jury. You need to hire an attorney to review the case more closely and protect your... View More

If he was charged under Section 24-13-410, Escape--it is a felony that carries not more than 15 years consecutive to what he is already serving. Also, SCDC will likely reclassify him to a high level of security. If he has been charged, you need to get him an attorney to protect his interests.

You need to speak with an attorney in person so that he or she can review exactly what the warrant says and look at your rap sheet to see if what the solicitor is saying is correct. Either way, you need an attorney representing you to protect your interests.

Unfortunately, no. If there is still a PCR pending, then maybe if your nephew is able to succeed at the PCR level, but otherwise, no. If there is no PCR pending, then there is no chance of getting the sentences changed.

Yes, you can be charged as well since you were involved in the loading and transport of the stolen vehicle. Under South Carolina law, hand of one equals the hand of all. You need to hire an attorney to protect your interests as your involvement is limited.

Yes, a public defender is an attorney and you will likely do better with a public defender who works in juvenile court everyday if your case is in juvenile court. If you are in General Sessions, then a public defender will help, but you always have the option to hire an attorney of your own... View More

It means that a bench warrant was issued for you failing to appear for court, but then the court rescinded the bench warrant so there is no longer any bench warrants out for your arrest. You need to make sure you make all court appearances and I would encourage you to hire an attorney so that this... View More

It depends. If your probation was for a term of 5 years and the 5 years have passed and you still owe money, a civil judgment for the balance can be entered against you. If the term of probation was less than 5 years, then your agent will petition the court to extend your probation so that the... View More

Yes, however, you need to make sure that your probation agent has a copy of the receipt and confirms that your probation term is officially over.

Your ex should hire an attorney to protect his interests immediately. § 63-5-70. Unlawful conduct toward a child.

(A) It is unlawful for a person who has charge or custody of a child, or who is the parent or guardian of a child, or who is responsible for the welfare of a child as defined... View More

Your daughter should be able to have her evicted via Summary Court if she is the owner of the property. Otherwise, she can file a civil action against her roommate for injuries sustained. Sounds like the best thing your daughter should do is move out.

Well, it might be a good idea to stop getting new charges while you have other ones pending--especially for the same thing. A shoplifting 2nd offense carries a maximum sentence of 30 days--however, the fact that you got this new charge while the other one was still pending may be enough to upset a... View More

A police officer does not have to read your daughter her Miranda rights when he is making an arrest. Miranda only applies when she is being interrogated while in custody. If the marijuana was not seized as evidence, then there is a good argument for dismissal of the case. You need to hire an... View More

Assault & Battery 2nd degree is a misdemeanor which carries a maximum sentence of 3 years. If your Uncle is the prosecuting witness and wishes to dismiss the case, the state is not obligated to do so. However, if he does not appear for trial, then absent unusual circumstances the case can be... View More

Not sure exactly what you mean by "wreckless conduct" However, you will need to speak with an attorney immediately to discuss what your best options are. Make sure you take a copy of the warrant or blue ticket to the attorney you meet with so that he or she can fully understand your situation.

If you have been charged under the following statute:

§ 44-53-375. Possession, manufacture and trafficking of methamphetamine and cocaine base and other controlled substances; penalties.

(A) A person possessing less than one gram of methamphetamine or cocaine base, as defined in... View More

My understanding is the pursuant to Federal law, it is a lifetime ban. This applies in all states since it is a Federal law.

You need to speak with the solicitor handling your step-father's case or the victim advocate to let them know what you want out of this case. They will take into consideration your wishes, but the solicitor does not represent you personally. If you do not feel like they are listening, you... View More