On Behalf of Stirling & O'Connell | Jul 24, 2020 | Drug Charges
Many drug crimes start with a traffic stop, but sometimes a conspiracy runs deep enough to merit years-long investigations. In the case of a large group of subjects for drug trafficking, drug charges can range wildly and can unfairly bunch alleged offenders into...
On Behalf of Stirling & O'Connell | Jul 22, 2020 | Criminal defense
For students who receive federal student aid, a criminal record can affect their eligibility. Most students require some form of student aid to be able to pay for higher education. If you are currently a student or considering becoming a student, you do need to...
On Behalf of Stirling & O'Connell | Jul 15, 2020 | Drug Charges, Firm News
In the practice of medicine, prescription drugs are part of everyday life. Most medical professionals deal with opioids and other addictive prescription drugs on a daily basis. Because of this accessibility and other causes, prescription drug addiction is a constant...
On Behalf of Stirling & O'Connell | Jul 8, 2020 | Dui Defense
South Carolina college students like you have a long road ahead. You have plans for the courses you want to take. You could involve yourself in extracurricular activities. You may even have job prospects already lined up. Unfortunately, this may grind to a halt after...
On Behalf of Stirling & O'Connell | Jul 6, 2020 | Criminal defense
Most South Carolina residents will get pulled over by police at some point. Most of these stops are for minor traffic violations, like failing to stop at a stop sign or driving with a broken taillight. However, even in these low stakes stops, people may feel nervous...
