The state of South Carolina has harsh penalties for anyone caught driving under the influence of drugs or alcohol. Unfortunately, studies have shown that many people continue to drive under the influence after racking up a DUI charge or two. Repeat offenders are some...
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Thoughts On Thanksgiving
On behalf of Ryan Beasley Law | Nov 23, 2020 | Blog
We often think of gratitude on Thanksgiving Day. It is a day to gather and offer thanks. It is not just a day. It is THE day for Americans. It's a tradition that started before our nation's founding and has been part of our culture for as long as anyone alive can...
Elvis Presley’s Legal Legacy
On behalf of Ryan Beasley Law | Aug 14, 2020 | Blog
Elvis Presley is best known for his massive influence on rock and roll as we know it, appropriately nicknamed "The King" or "The King of Rock and Roll." While his musical legacy has lived on for years and deserves to be recognized, many people are not nearly as aware...
Ryan Beasley Comes To Popular Teacher’s Defense
On behalf of Ryan Beasley Law | May 3, 2018 | Blog
Attorney is representing Lisa Houston, the Upstate teacher who lost her job following the viral video of a mischaracterized classroom episode.The sensationalized case has made national headlines, casting both his client and the school...
A sliding scale for criminal fines and traffic tickets?
On behalf of Ryan Beasley Law | Mar 28, 2018 | Blog
To a brain surgeon or corporate executive, a speeding ticket is no big deal. They probably have that much cash in their purse or wallet. When a retail clerk or maid gets that traffic ticket, it hurts. It may mean the rent is late or they can't buy food. It can have a...
‘PIL’ task force on opioid trade will cast a wide net
On behalf of Ryan Beasley Law | Mar 2, 2018 | Blog
Attorney General Jeff Sessions announced a coordinated and unprecedented effort to combat the scourge of prescription opioid abuse in America. By cracking down on the supply side, federal law enforcement hopes to reduce overdose deaths and the crime and family strife...
Report suggests federal agencies secretly helping local police
On behalf of Ryan Beasley Law | Feb 27, 2018 | Blog
There is nothing wrong with federal agencies working with local law enforcement. Unless the feds are passing along unlawfully obtained information or concealing their secret surveillance.A recent court case has revealed a disturbing trend. Federal agents feed tips to...
The consequences of underage DUI are harsh and long-lasting
On behalf of Ryan Beasley Law | Feb 3, 2018 | Blog
Jail or loss of driving privileges may not even be the worst part of a DUI conviction. The long-term aftermath can be just as devastating.This is especially true for students and young adults. A DUI on a young person’s record can affect their college plans and...
How are federal criminal charges different?
On behalf of Ryan Beasley Law | Jan 29, 2018 | Blog
Criminal prosecutions can be brought in state or federal court. What is the difference between a state crime and a federal crime? What triggers federal charges? Is federal court any different than state court?Yes, there are important differences. Federal crimes are...
Oh, man. Even the computers are racist?
On behalf of Ryan Beasley Law | Jan 27, 2018 | Blog
Recently we wrote about racial bias in plea bargains. For the same crime with no prior convictions, researchers found that white defendants, on average, had better outcomes than their black counterparts. (You get probation, but you go to jail.)Along those lines,...
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