by Greg McCollum | Oct 8, 2026 | Criminal Defense
Facing serious criminal charges can raise questions about what happens after an arrest and how many times you have to go to court. These three answers from Greg McCollum cover the trial process, how the process plays out if you are charged with a crime while on...
by Greg McCollum | Oct 8, 2026 | Criminal Defense
An arrest can raise immediate questions about custody, school, and work. This post covers the first things to do if you are arrested, what can happen to a college student who is charged with a felony, and whether a charge could cost you your job. Greg McCollum answers...
by Greg McCollum | Oct 7, 2026 | Criminal Defense
This post covers three questions about a criminal charge in South Carolina. They concern whether a misdemeanor remains on a permanent record, whether a conviction can lead to the loss of a professional license, and whether an arrest is public information. Greg...
by Greg McCollum | Oct 6, 2026 | Criminal Defense
This post covers three questions about carrying a gun in South Carolina: whether a permit is needed to carry a concealed gun, what constitutional carry means, and where carrying a gun is not allowed. Greg McCollum explains South Carolina’s open carry law, the...
by Greg McCollum | Oct 5, 2026 | Criminal Defense
Facing a federal criminal matter in South Carolina involves a different set of people and rules than state court. Here’s a look at what federal court is, who the United States Attorney is, and what an AUSA does. Frequently Asked Questions What is federal court?...
by Greg McCollum | Oct 4, 2026 | Criminal Defense
Facing a DUI charge in South Carolina raises three questions almost immediately: whether a court appearance is required right away, whether a conviction is likely, and whether jail time is on the table. Greg McCollum of the Complete Legal Defense Team addresses each...
