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What Are the Potential Outcomes of a South Carolina DUI Case?
If you are facing a South Carolina DUI charge, you cannot ignore it—it is not simply going to go away. Here are four potential outcomes.
DUI Plea Bargains in South Carolina: When Can (and Should) You Seek One?
There are several ways to minimize your risk following a DUI arrest. One of these ways is to seek a DUI plea bargain.
Probation for a DUI in South Carolina: Should You Seek It?
Before you set your sights on probation for a DUI in South Carolina, it is important to understand what, exactly, it means to be on probation.
Getting a DUI Charge Dismissed in South Carolina
Defendants can seek to have their DUI charges dismissed on various grounds—including grounds that exist even when there is no question that they were drunk behind the wheel.
Can (and Should) You Request a Jury Trial in Your DUI Case?
If you are facing a DUI charge in Rock Hill, your decisions are critical, including whether to request a jury trial in your case.
DUI Penalties in South Carolina: What Are They?
Drunk driving charges carry serious penalties under South Carolina law—with heightened DUI penalties to repeat offenders and a BAC above .10%.
When Should You Plead “No Contest” to a DUI in South Carolina?
As we have previously discussed, pleading guilty is almost never a good idea. But, what about pleading “no contest”? How is this different from pleading guilty, and should you ever plead “no contest” after a DUI arrest?
SR-22 Insurance: What You Need to Know After a DUI Arrest in South Carolina
SR-22 insurance is much more expensive than regular auto insurance; and, if you don’t pay, you won’t be able to drive even once your driver’s license suspension is over.
10 Questions to Ask a Rock Hill DUI Lawyer
When you are facing a DUI charge in South Carolina, you need to ensure that you are making smart choices. Working with an experienced DUI lawyer is critical, and your first step is to schedule a free consultation as soon as possible after your DUI arrest.
Felony DUI in South Carolina: What You Need to Know After Your Arrest
The risks of facing a felony DUI are far more severe than the risks of facing a misdemeanor DUI—though both carry the potential for fines, jail time, and other penalties.