My son got a public drunkenness in Myrtle beach SC, he sat in jail for 6 hours, then was released on his own signature ?

The punishment is 0-30 days or a fine. If he doesn’t return to court he will likely be found guilty in his absence. You should consider talking to...

In my experience with Horry County he will likely be there anywhere from 1-3 months. Eventually the prosecutor will send an offer out to the jail...

Can I get my record expunged and if so how?

Yes, you can get this 30 day misdemeanor expunged assuming you were not convicted of anything else within the 3 following years. Keep in mind you...

How long after being arrested on fugitive warrent does it take to be filled.

Your hearing in SC will be to have the underlying warrant served on you and for a Judge to set or deny bond. This is not likely to be continued,...

Depending on the violation the court could suspend your permit or they could just impose a fine. However you would have the infraction entered...

What can I do if as I bypassed an accident my tire was punctured by debris.

I would respectfully agree with the Trooper that while your tire damage may have been caused from debris related to the accident it would be very...

I didn't know the bill I used was fake. I cashed it and now I have a warrant for my arrest what should I do?

I would recommend you contact a local criminal defense attorney for a consult. The State will have to prove not only that you passed the fake bill,...

Will a shoplifting charge go on my permanent record. How serious is it?

A first time Shoplifting charge is a 0-30 day misdemeanor, if you were to plead guilty this would be on your permanent record for a minimum of 3...

How to help my friend ? He was in a motorcycle accident .... but i never believed it was . I believe he was beaten.

While I am not your attorney, my advice if someone called my office would be that if you suspect foul play was involved you need to contact local...

Yes, but there are dispositions other than pleading guilty that may be available to you. Either call and attorney or go to court and ask for the...