In America, in order to convict someone of a crime, sufficient evidence must be found against that person, and everyone is innocent until proved guilty. However, sometimes, police may act on evidence yet still arrest the wrong victim. A second South Carolina man has...
Month: September 2013
Routine stop by South Carolina police lead to drug charges
Police are trained to handle every routine traffic stop they make the same. When approaching the vehicle, any observations that appear to be suspicious in nature can lead an officer to dig deeper into what the occupants of the car are doing. In a recent arrest of a...
South Carolina police file drug charges against man after chase
A suspect running from police may indicate in some cases a guilty intent. However, just because a South Carolina police officer orders a suspect to stop, does not in all cases mean that the suspect has to comply with the officer's order. If there is no evidence to...
South Carolina student: DUI felony for motorcycle-related crash
Driving under the influence (DUI) is a crime which affects many different people, especially when a vehicular homicide is involved. This is one of the main reasons DUI cases can be more complicated than one might assume: There are so many levels to consider that it...