Policing for Profit (Part 1) Recently, the Post and Courier published an article titled “Charleston lawmaker says let criminals pay for police body cameras.” The […]
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With a lot of media attention devoted to the so-called failure of a St. Louis County grand jury to indict Officer Wilson when he shot
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So the police turn up at your front door, sometimes even your back door. The typical scenario is that they received a complaint and want
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What does possession of drugs mean in South Carolina? Possession is one of the key elements in most drug-related crimes. Possession means more than simply
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The government first created the asset forfeiture program in the early 1980’s to combat drug cartels and other large drug kingpins in its famed “War
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