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South Carolina doesn’t have mandatory sentencing guidelines so judges have a lot of discretion in sentencing. While this allows for sentences to be tailored to the individual case, it also introduces uncertainty into the criminal

Implied consent laws are a big part of DUI laws in South Carolina. By driving on public roads you consent to submit to chemical tests to determine your BAC or the presence of drugs if

There are multiple degrees of burglary charges in South Carolina: first degree burglary, second degree burglary, and third degree burglary. The degrees come with their legal distinctions, and it may be confusing to decipher what

The preliminary hearing process can be confusing, but it’s crucial for defendants in a criminal case to understand the ins and outs. Preliminary hearings determine if there is enough evidence to hold a defendant for

When your license is suspended in South Carolina, it’s very important to understand the implications behind it. A license suspension can be issued for a multitude of reasons, and an experienced Greenville criminal defense attorney

At Baldwin Law, we believe that our role extends far beyond the courtroom. Our dedication to the community we serve is at the heart of everything we do, and this is exemplified in our recent

Driving under the influence (DUI) laws in South Carolina are very strict. When you’re pulled over for a suspected DUI, the arresting officer will follow specific legal procedures, including administering a breath or blood test,

Many U.S. states classify the severity of murder charges into first and second degree, with different potential sentences. In South Carolina, there is no such classification. Since our state also applies the death penalty, it

A felony is the most serious of all criminal offenses in South Carolina. This classification applies to charges that carry a penalty of at least 1 year in prison. If you are charged with a

Facing charges for illegal carrying of a gun in South Carolina can be a daunting and confusing experience. South Carolina law has specific regulations governing the possession and carrying of firearms, and understanding these regulations

If you find yourself facing charges related to unlawful carrying of a firearm in South Carolina, understanding the legal implications and your rights is crucial. Both state and federal law govern the possession and carrying

Facing assault charges in South Carolina can be a daunting and distressing experience. Assault charges can also stem from domestic violence incidents, which involve harm or threats of harm within a household or intimate relationship.