by Greg McCollum | Sep 10, 2026 | Criminal Defense
Facing a sexual assault accusation in South Carolina raises serious questions about how these cases proceed even without physical evidence, what happens during a police investigation, and whether you should ever speak to investigators. Below, Greg McCollum answers...
by Greg McCollum | Sep 9, 2026 | Criminal Defense
A Myrtle Beach DUI arrest moves through several distinct stages, from the roadside field sobriety test to being handcuffed in the patrol car to arriving at the county jail for a breath test. Understanding what happens at each step, and that the entire process is...
by Greg McCollum | Sep 8, 2026 | Criminal Defense
When someone is arrested for domestic violence in South Carolina, the case moves through booking, a bond hearing, and often a set of release conditions, and the ease with which these charges get filed is something the Greg McCollum Complete Legal Defense Team sees...
by Greg McCollum | Sep 7, 2026 | Criminal Defense
Gun owners in South Carolina often have questions about how their rights work in real encounters with law enforcement and the courts. The three questions below cover what happens when police search a car, whether a gun has to be disclosed during a stop, and what...
by Greg McCollum | Sep 6, 2026 | Criminal Defense
These three videos from the Greg McCollum Complete Legal Defense Team address key questions about self-defense and deadly force under South Carolina law, including whether shooting an unarmed attacker can be justified, what “reasonable fear” means in a...
by Greg McCollum | Sep 5, 2026 | Criminal Defense
Preliminary hearings often come up early in a South Carolina criminal case, right at the bond hearing, and they raise a lot of questions. What exactly is a preliminary hearing, does it actually matter, and why does the Complete Legal Defense Team request one for its...
