Legal Question in Criminal Law in South Carolina
right to an attorny in domestic violence charges?
does one charged with domestic violence for the first time have a right to an attorney?
2 Answers from Attorneys
Re: right to an attorny in domestic violence charges?
I am answering this persuant to South Carolina law, assuming that is where the case is. Here in South Carolina we have several different Domestic Violent charges. With all of them, as with any criminal charge, a person has a right to an attoreny. However, one of the charges is a mismeneanor and therefore the state will not pay for legal representation. If you are charged with one of the more serious Domestic Violence charges the state will pay for a lawyer if you qualify as indigent, Good luck. Robert Johnston,
843-828-1137 Myrtle Beach.
Re: right to an attorny in domestic violence charges?
One charged with domestic violence is entitled to have legal representation, but the state will not pay for it. If you have a domestic violence charge in New Jersey you should call me at 800 273 7933 to discuss your legal problem. You can visit my website by clicking on www.garymooreattorneyatlaw.abn1.net/home.asp
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