by Greg McCollum | Oct 27, 2026 | Criminal Defense
Leaving the scene of an accident and felony DUI are closely linked under South Carolina law. These three questions explain what leaving the scene means, what leaving the scene with death means, and what felony DUI with great bodily injury means. Together they show how...
by Greg McCollum | Oct 26, 2026 | Criminal Defense
A DUI charge is not limited to drinking and driving. Prescription medicine, marijuana, and situations where no alcohol is in a person’s system can all lead to a DUI charge when impairment is the issue. Frequently Asked Questions Can I get a DUI for prescription...
by Greg McCollum | Oct 23, 2026 | Criminal Defense
This post covers the DUI tests used in South Carolina. It explains the three standardized field sobriety tests conducted on the roadside, whether a person has the right to refuse testing, and what happens to a driver’s license after a refusal. Frequently Asked...
by Greg McCollum | Oct 22, 2026 | Criminal Defense
Many people are surprised to learn how an arrest can happen. These questions cover whether police have to speak with you first, whether one person’s word can be enough, and how much investigation must come before an arrest. Each answer centers on probable cause....
by Greg McCollum | Oct 21, 2026 | Criminal Defense
A subpoena, an arraignment, and an expungement are terms that often come up when someone is facing a criminal charge. Greg McCollum explains what each one means, including how arraignment and expungement work in South Carolina. Frequently Asked Questions What is a...
by Greg McCollum | Oct 20, 2026 | Criminal Defense
A fatal car wreck is not necessarily a crime, but it becomes a DUI investigation when the driver is under the influence. This post covers what felony DUI with death is, what happens to a driver involved in a crash where someone dies, and what happens when a driver...
