MDP means Manufacture, Distribution, Possession. This is typically related to the amount or weight of alleged narcotics. The first offense means that the person charged has not been convicted of this offense or an offense that can be enhanced in the past.

If your question is how to get the gun back in a pointing and presenting case, then the case will need to be resolved in the defendant's favor and the defendant will need to go to the agency that has the gun to request it or the owner of the gun will need to request it with proof of ownership.

In SC, a husband or wife cannot be compelled or forced to testify against their spouse about communication between them during their marriage.

SC Code: 19-11-30

From these facts, yes, it is possible but there would be more questions that need to be answered to specify what charges could be brought.

More information is needed to answer your question. What were you served with, an arrest warrant, a subpoena, a civil lawsuit for damages?

The answer would depend on the specific facts and circumstances surrounding what was said. I would say more information is needed to answer the question.

Retaining a lawyer can ensure that your rights are protected, the State has enough evidence to proceed with your case, and that the law has been followed. South Carolina does have specific percentages of window tint that are legal.

A small exception does exist in the statute you cited so the answer would depend on the specific facts and circumstances. I would advise you to have an attorney guide you through the legal process to protect your rights and resolve the matter.

The answer would depend on what day of 1997 the person began registering. This is a tier II offense and the person must wait 25 years from the start of registration to apply for removal since the Powell v Keel case and the law change in May 2022.

Assuming that law enforcement had the right to obtain the item(s) from a home, it depends on the type of item seized. In the example of alleged narcotics, law enforcement must send it to a lab for testing. Field testing also depends on the alleged item seized. Even if an item is field tested it... View More

DUI in SC depends on a number of factors and this part of the law is very nuanced. There is also a deadline to file certain documents such as the request for an administrative hearing. When dealing with substances, there are "therapeutic levels" for certain substances. This may require an... View More

In SC the State has to prove each of these elements of first degree burglary:

1. entering a dwelling,

a. without consent AND

b. with the intent to commit a crime

c. at night or remaining there until nighttime

or

c. by a person with a prior record of... View More

An ownership interest in the dwelling will not preclude a conviction of burglary as a matter of law. The jury would have to determine under the totality of circumstances if the defendant used the dwelling in such a manner that it could be said to be his/her home. The test will be if under the... View More

It may be a case of actual v constructive possession. The issues will depend on why law enforcement was there, what rights they had to enter the premises/vehicle, where the alleged narcotics were found, and under what circumstances.

The only Statute of Limitations in SC criminal law is if the defendant is incarcerated in another state and has been served with a warrant for SC.