State Criminal Defense Lawyer Columbia, South Carolina
Aggressive attorney Matt Bodman consistently delivers results in the state courts
South Carolina’s criminal system can be confusing if you have never been charged with a crime. And if you have been convicted of a crime in the past, you know just how serious you need to take the criminal charges facing you now.
A criminal conviction can change your life. If you are found guilty of a crime in South Carolina, you could be fined thousands of dollars and spend several months or even years in jail. Then there are the other consequences that come with having a criminal record. Finding a job often becomes harder or getting a loan or other important matters.
With so much at stake, you need an aggressive attorney who is prepared to give you the best possible defense. Attorney Matt Bodman understands the seriousness of state criminal charges. That’s why he wants to meet with you as soon as possible to discuss the details of your case. You may be a college student at the University of South Carolina. You may be someone who is working behind a desk. Perhaps you work in a construction-related field. Whatever your background might be, you often only have one shot at justice. Make the most of your opportunity. Contact us today and let Matt Bodman protect your rights throughout the legal process. Call 803-806-8605.
What are common state criminal charges in South Carolina?
Criminal charges at the state level cover a wide range. Along with many drug charges and DUI defense cases, some of the most common crimes we handle at our law firm include:
If you’ve been charged with any of these crimes or you are under investigation, get in touch with our office immediately. The longer you wait to contact a lawyer, the harder it often can be to build a strong legal case. Witnesses’ memories fade. Physical evidence sometimes disappears.
Attorney Bodman knows his way around the courtroom and has a proven track record of success in presenting a case to a jury.
Frequently asked questions about criminal defense cases in South Carolina
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