What is a writ of certiorari used for?
Sometimes shortened to just “certiorari,” writ of certiorari comes from the Latin, “to be fully informed.” Without a doubt, it’s …
Read MoreWhat can happen if you are arrested for DUI this holiday season
The holidays are a time for celebration with family and friends. They are also a time when police and sheriff’s …
Read MoreHow to appeal a criminal conviction in South Carolina
Being arrested on criminal charges in South Carolina can be frightening. One of the worst things that can happen is …
Read MoreWhy is gun violence surging in the united states?
Mass shootings are only a fraction of gun violence but are in the news often. Criminal law covers gun violence, …
Read MoreWhen can I sue for malicious prosecution?
In South Carolina, you have a right to go about your business without being harassed or intimidated. However, there are …
Read MoreUnderstanding marijuana laws in West Virginia
The legal status of cannabis has been thrown in and out of limbo, having been legalized in numerous states while …
Read MoreYour 3 most important rights in the criminal justice system
One of the most distinguishing features of our American government is the rights of our citizens. Perhaps more than any …
Read MoreWhy the Miranda warning still matters
If you have ever watched a crime movie or TV show, you have heard it. If you have ever been …
Read MoreWhat is federal health care fraud?
Fraud of any kind on the federal level is a serious crime that has severe consequences for those who get …
Read MoreThe purpose of the RICO Act
The RICO Act prohibits organizations from running secretive, illegal businesses behind closed doors. This law allows anyone to bring criminal …
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