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Although you can technically refuse a breathalyzer if you are pulled over by a police officer, the decision comes with significant consequences. Due to South Carolina’s implied consent law, a person operating a motor vehicle within the state has already complied to submit blood alcohol testing. Hence, refusing a breathalyzer…
In South Carolina, a first-time DUI charge carries less hefty fines and penalties than subsequent charges, but there is nothing minor about the consequences you’ll face. If you’ve been charged with a first DUI offense, the most important move you can make is reaching out for the trusted legal representation…
If you are at least 21 years of age in South Carolina, it is illegal to operate a motor vehicle with a blood alcohol level of 0.08% or greater. If you are under 21 years of age, you are driving illegally with a blood alcohol level of 0.04% or greater….
When you get behind the wheel of your vehicle in the State of South Carolina, you take on the immense responsibility that goes along with this privilege, and there is an implied consent law that applies. DUI charges come with serious legal and social consequences that can disrupt your future…
Under South Carolina law, people who have obtained their drivers license have given implied consent to have their breath, urine or blood tested for drugs or alcohol after an alleged traffic violation. Motorists who refuse the test automatically have their driver’s...
Officers often use field sobriety tests if they suspect a driver is under the influence of a substance. There are two primary types: standardized and non-standardized field sobriety tests. In this post, we will examine how these two tests differ. Standardized test...
While driving in South Carolina, you probably don’t expect to be pulled over by police. However, if it happens and you’re arrested for DUI, it could change your life. It’s helpful to know if the police have made one of these DUI mistakes. Improper administration of...