What Are The Penalties for Aggravated Assault in SC?
The penalty for aggravated assault in South Carolina is up to 20 years in prison. A person convicted may also …
Read More10 Steps To Take If You Are Falsely Accused of Sexual Assault
If you’re falsely accused of sexual assault, what you do next can determine your freedom and future. From Shealey Law …
Read MoreNavigating Personal Injury Claims for Traumatic Brain Injury
Success in navigating a traumatic brain injury (TBI) claim requires the presentation of medical evidence, damages, and proof of legal …
Read MoreCan You Refuse a Breathalyzer DUI Test in Columbia, SC?
You can refuse a breathalyzer DUI test in Columbia, SC. However, you may still be arrested and charged with drunk …
Read MoreLegal Rights During a Traffic Stop in South Carolina
Police in the United States conduct over 50,000 traffic stops per day. Unfortunately, the police don’t always respect the rights …
Read MoreSouth Carolina Self-Defense Laws: When Does It Apply?
South Carolina law is clear. You have the right to self-defense, but this right only applies in certain circumstances. Shealey …
Read MoreWhat You Need to Know About Plea Bargains in South Carolina
If you’re charged with a crime in South Carolina, you may wonder if a plea bargain is right for you. …
Read MoreUnderstanding South Carolina’s Fault Laws for Car Accident Claims
South Carolina car accident claims base fault on comparative negligence. Shealey Law Firm explains more about South Carolina’s fault laws …
Read MoreWho Is Eligible for Expungement in South Carolina?
A criminal record can significantly limit your life, but it doesn’t have to. About 25% of people with a criminal …
Read MoreWhat Amendment Protects Prisoners From Cruel And Unusual Punishment?
What amendment protects prisoners from cruel and unusual punishment? Shealey Law Firm answers this. The Eighth Amendment is key to …
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