South Carolina law classifies drugs differently based on potency and addiction potential. Penalties change according to the classification of a drug. The more high-risk a
South Carolina residents value privacy in their cars, at home and when out in public. While the Fourth Amendment protects against unreasonable search and seizure,
When you are scoping a pool of candidates for people who you can hire to support the initiatives of your organization in South Carolina, chances
The high arrest and incarceration rates for minorities compared to whites is an issue that law enforcement has been working on for decades. However, it
Many South Carolina residents may be familiar with the term “drug paraphernalia” but they may wonder what exactly this means. The Drug Enforcement Administration says
Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals or DACA has long been a blessing for undocumented immigrants whose parents brought them here as children. However, recent changes
Officials from the Immigration and Customs Enforcement department are tasked with investigating companies in South Carolina suspected of hiring undocumented employees. While generally a civil
Under the Fourteenth Amendment, a law enforcement official must have probable cause or a reasonable belief that an individual engaged in a criminal act before
High-speed chases involving law enforcement pose a significant risk to officers and to the general public. Nevertheless, a high-ranking authority in Chester County, South Carolina,
April 21, 2014, by [nap_names id=”FIRM-NAME-1″] in News On April 21, 2014, the South Carolina Aeronautics Commission unanimously elected Kappel to the post of Vice-Chairman.
Noncitizens in the United States have a hard enough time with the bureaucracy and paperwork involved in maintaining a residency, let alone the wrench that
As an employer, you can do a lot to help a worker come to the U.S. legally. You have the ability to sponsor the employment
Particularly if you are not currently a U.S. citizen, understanding what rights you have when dealing with law enforcement is vital. Many of the privileges
As someone looking to permanently relocate to South Carolina, you want to know what your immigration options are. Some offer you the ability to stay
As a pharmacist, you handle prescription drugs daily, including Schedule II, II and IV medications such as Ritalin, Vicodin and Percocet. An investigation of a
In South Carolina, the law handles all drug-related matters in a serious way. You may wonder if there is a difference in severity between drug
Those working through the immigration (and potentially naturalization) process in South Carolina know that any questions regarding their personal conduct can jeopardize their prospects. After
You have a lot of legalities to consider when seeking new hires in South Carolina. While you should strive to maintain diversity amongst your employees,
A good number of consequences can accompany a drug offense in South Carolina. Having said that, many understand that not all drug offenses may be
There are several types of temporary visas, but three of the most common are the H-1B, H-2A and H-2B. The H-2B visa is typically used
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