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If you have been arrested for drug charges in South Carolina, one of the first facts your defense needs to consider is whether police legally obtained the evidence. Many drug charge cases obtain their evidence through police search and seizure, and both state and...
Most people are aware that it's probably not a good idea to share your prescription drugs with another person, particularly narcotics. Opioid medications can trigger unforeseen severe and dangerous side effects if taken by another person. A person can also exhibit...
Being charged with any drug offense can be a very serious legal matter in South Carolina, and especially if the particular substance is cocaine. Cocaine is a Schedule I narcotic that is not used for any medical application, and even a possession charge can result in a...
If convicted of a felony drug crime, you could face serious consequences. However, there is a chance that South Carolina authorities will agree to reduce the charge to a misdemeanor. If convicted of a less serious offense, you may avoid jail or prison time, which may...
Being charged with drug possession in South Carolina may be only the start of your trouble. You may go on to be hit with any number of additional charges that are related to the case. One of them may be the intent to not only possess but also distribute a drug. You...
Thirteen people in South Carolina are facing drug charges after a series of raids that took place over a two-day period in Florence County. The county sheriff's office issued a press release saying that its narcotics division carried out a number of search warrants in...