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Admissibility of out of court statements in CSC cases by victim under 12: State v. Adams
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In a recent SC Court of Appeals case, State v. Adams, the court analyzed whether a jury instruction was needed on specific intent of a sexual battery…
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"At no time has this Court placed the burden on a defendant to establish that an exception to the warrant requirement does not exist." State v. Key
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Last year, the US Supreme Court handed down a case that dealt with DUIs and warrantless blood searches, Mitchell v. Wisconsin. In short, Mitchell "held…
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According to State v. Harris, there are four considerations for a joint trial: State v. Harris, 351 S.C. 643, 653, 572 S.E.2d 267, 273 (2002) And…
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“The independent source doctrine does not rest upon such metaphysical analysis, but upon the policy that, while the government should not profit from…
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In a recent SC Court of Appeals case, State v. Singleton, a defendant was charged with obstruction of justice for lying to law enforcement. The…
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A recent SC Supreme Court case discussed Brady violations in regards to evidence that could be used to impeach. In State v. Durant, one of the State’s…
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