The U.S. war on drugs began in 1970, with the passage of the Controlled Substances Act. However, it wasn’t until President Richard Nixon stated to Congress that drug addiction had become “a national emergency” that America kicked off a campaign of criminalizing drug use. This campaign has persisted...
In most of the U.S. — 38 states plus Washington, D.C. — medical marijuana is legal. Washington, D.C., and 23 states allow the use of recreational marijuana.
South Carolina is one of only 12 states that does not allow either medical or recreational use of cannabis. Worse yet, South...
If you supplied another person with drugs that led to an overdose death, it’s possible that a South Carolina court will bring criminal homicide charges against you. This can occur even in cases where you shared your drugs for free, not expecting payment for them.
Fortunately, an experienced
Knowing your options when facing drug distribution charges is essential for you and your future. An experienced South Carolina criminal defense attorney can help you understand the potential consequences you face and fight for freedom on your behalf.
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If you’re facing charges for drug possession, you may be unsure of what to do or where to turn. Taking action by consulting with a defense attorney should be the first task on your list. A lawyer can substantially help with your drug possession case and fight for justice on your...
Drug trafficking is one of the most severe felonies in South Carolina, and even a first-time conviction comes with many legal repercussions.
State and federal drug laws are stringent, and anyone found guilty of drug trafficking can face substantial fines, lengthy jail sentences, and a...
“We are searching for controlled substances,” is one of the most intimidating things that anyone can hear. If you are in this situation, do you know what to do? It is important that you know your rights when you or your property is the subject of a search.
