by Greg McCollum | Oct 19, 2026 | Criminal Defense
Two common questions come up when a gun is fired and someone is shot: what happens if a concealed carry permit holder shoots someone, and what happens after an accidental shooting. Greg McCollum explains that a shooting triggers a police investigation, and that the...
by Greg McCollum | Oct 18, 2026 | Criminal Defense
If you tell the police you want a lawyer, the law says that all questioning must cease. A lawyer can get in between you and an investigation, help you decide whether to give a statement, and help arrange a surrender, bond, and bail. For murder charges, Greg McCollum...
by Greg McCollum | Oct 18, 2026 | Criminal Defense
Police questioning raises difficult decisions, whether you are the one being investigated, you know you did not commit the crime, or the police want to speak with your child. Greg McCollum addresses whether to talk to the police during an investigation, whether...
by Greg McCollum | Oct 17, 2026 | Criminal Defense
A person charged with a crime in another state can be arrested across state lines and transported back to that state. Surrendering with a lawyer is done with the goal of minimizing the amount of time spent in jail. Below are answers to common questions about...
by Greg McCollum | Oct 16, 2026 | Criminal Defense
This post covers what to expect when a loved one has been arrested and charged, what to do if a warrant has been issued for your arrest, and how bail is determined. It also explains why bond hearing timing matters and how an attorney can be involved. Frequently Asked...
by Greg McCollum | Oct 15, 2026 | Criminal Defense
A criminal charge or conviction in South Carolina can follow a person into the workplace. This post covers how employers can find arrest and conviction records, and why even a misdemeanor charge deserves serious attention when a career is at stake. Frequently Asked...
