South Carolina Lawyers Weekly
A South Carolina man who was convicted of a violent crime under South Carolina’s stringent “hand of one, hand of all” accomplice liability law spent 37 years in prison before being set free by a parole board that believed he was fit to rejoin society.
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Opinion Digests
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Criminal Practice – Meth Trafficking – Statutory Amount – Text Messages – Prior Bad Acts
Where defendant was charged with trafficking in methamphetamine based on a specific quantity of meth found in the pocket of a pair of pants in ...
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Tort/Negligence – Breach of Contract with Fraud – Civil Practice – Election of Remedies
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Elections – Appeal mooted by unsealing of records
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Criminal Practice – Record supports sentencing court’s drug conspiracy conclusion
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Tort/Negligence – Private plaintiff has no right to injunctive relief under RICO
Headlines
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SC mother sues day care after worker charged with neglect
COLUMBIA, S.C. (AP) — A mother in South Carolina is suing a national childcare company after a day care worker was caught on camera grabbing ...
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Justices signal they’ll OK new abortion limits, may toss Roe
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South Carolina abortion appellate hearing moved to January
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Lawsuit accuses doctors of taking data to rival hospital
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S.C. chief judge tells magistrates they need to work 40 hours
