Doyle v. Ohio: When Can the Prosecutor Talk About a Defendant’s Post-Arrest Silence? in Appellate Opinions, Fifth Amendment, Know Your Rights, Sixth Amendment, Trial Practice. Posted June 30, 2023 Tags doyle v ohio post arrest silence post-miranda silence right to remain silent
What Should You Do When the Police Pull You Over? in Fifth Amendment, Fourth Amendment, Know Your Rights, Sixth Amendment. Posted May 17, 2023 Tags Know Your Rights when police pull you over
Is SC Code 56-5-2946 Constitutional? Blood Draws Require a Warrant, Consent, or Exigent Circumstances in Appellate Opinions, Charleston DUI, Fourth Amendment, Know Your Rights. Posted April 21, 2023 Tags German v State SC right to privacy warrantless blood draws
Bond Hearings in SC: Do You Have a Constitutional Right to a PR Bond? in Criminal Defense News, Know Your Rights. Posted October 27, 2022 Tags bond hearings in SC SC constitutional right to bond SC statutory right to bond
Should You Waive Your Preliminary Hearing in SC? in Know Your Rights, Trial Practice. Posted June 22, 2022 Tags preliminary hearings in SC
What is a “Knock and Talk” and is it Legal? in Appellate Opinions, Drug Charges, Fourth Amendment, Know Your Rights. Posted June 8, 2022 Tags fourth amendment knock and talk right to privacy State v Ferguson
What to Do if You are Charged with a Crime in Charleston, SC in Criminal Defense News, Know Your Rights. Posted June 3, 2022 Tags what to do if you are charged with a crime
The History of the Sixth Amendment Right to Counsel in Know Your Rights, Race and Criminal Defense, Sixth Amendment. Posted May 18, 2022 Tags right to counsel Sixth Amendment
What are the Exceptions to the Fourth Amendment Warrant Requirement? in Fourth Amendment, Know Your Rights. Posted November 11, 2021 Tags exceptions to the Fourth Amendment
Lange v. California: “Hot Pursuit” Doesn’t Necessarily Justify Warrantless Entry in Charleston DUI, Fourth Amendment, Know Your Rights. Posted October 27, 2021 Tags exigent circumstances Fourth Amendment exceptions hot pursuit Lange v California
