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- North Carolina Court of Appeals Addresses ‘Appearing Nervous’ as Constitutional Basis for Search and Seizure of a Vehicle (Part 1 of 2)
- In Florida versus Harris US Supreme Court Magnifies the Use of Drug Dogs during Automobile Traffic Stops
- Vermont Supreme Court Upholds Speeding Stop in DUI/Drunk Driving Case
- In Missouri v McNeely the US Supreme Court Addresses Warrantless Blood Draws in DUI/Drunk Driving Cases
- South Carolina Court of Appeals Defines a Legal “Refusal” in DUI/Drunk Driving Cases
- Columbia South Carolina Judge Throws Out Breath Test in DUI/Drunk Driving Case
- Vermont Supreme Court Upholds Speeding Stop in DUI/Drunk Driving Case
- Stiffer DUI/Drunk Driving Law Debated Today in the South Carolina Senate
- New Jersey Supreme Court Issues Latest ‘Investigatory Stop’ Ruling (Part 2 of 2)
- New Jersey Supreme Court Issues Latest ‘Investigatory Stop’ Ruling (Part 1 of 2)
Tag Archives: Implied Consent
Posted on April 15, 2013 by Steve
CASE: Chisolm v South Carolina Department of Motor Vehicles (Appellate Case No. 2011-196890, filed March 27, 2013) FACTS: On May 19, 2010 Officer Dyar Archibald arrested Chisolm for driving under the influence (DUI). After Chisolm’s arrest for DUI, Officer Archibald … Continue reading →
Posted on February 20, 2012 by Steve
One of the most common questions or requests that I hear on a misdemeanor-DUI arrest in South Carolina is “Can I get my DUI expunged?” I am going to break this answer down into three categories. But first, a little … Continue reading →
Posted on February 7, 2012 by Steve
A person charged with DUI or DUAC in South Carolina will also receive a “notice of suspension” from the arresting officer if the person either refuses the breath test or takes the breath test and registers .15 or higher. This … Continue reading →
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Tagged Administrative Hearing, DUI, DWI, Implied Consent, OWI, South Carolina, Temporary Alcohol License
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Posted on January 30, 2012 by Steve
A new feature on the South Carolina-Dept. of Motor Vehicle website allows South Carolina drivers to check the status of their drivers license online. This link is found at http://www.scdmvonline.com/DMVNew/default.aspx on the website. You will need to click on the … Continue reading →

