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In South Carolina, police officers are required to record all DUI arrests via dash-cam, including proof of on-site sobriety tests and breathalyzer tests. If the video equipment malfunctions, the case might be dismissed. Lawmakers now are considering altering the South Carolina DUI law, which may increase the likelihood of a drunk driving conviction with insufficient...

Prosecutors have the burden of proving to a jury that a defendant is guilty of committing crimes beyond a reasonable doubt. In addition to traditional evidence like witness statements and the results of a police investigation or search, prosecutors are increasingly using information from social media as evidence against defendants. In some cases, this is...

If you're arrested for DUI in South Carolina, you can face grave consequences. A conviction can mean jail time, hefty fines, and a driver's license suspension or revocation. You may be required to use an ignition interlock device, which means you have to deliver a breath sample before you drive. If you think the driving...