Possession of most Title II weapons are regulated by South Carolina law under Title 16. However, silencers are not mentioned in the statue, but that does not make it legal to possess a silencer in South Carolina. In order to possess Title II weapons you must comply with state and…
Section 16-23-220 of the South Carolina Code of Laws prohibits the possession of machine guns, sawed off shotguns, and sawed off rifles. These firearms are commonly known as NFA firearms, Title II firearms, or Class 3 weapons. However, you can legally possess an NFA firearm in South Carolina if it…
In Jacksonville Florida, a person convicted crime cannot seal or expunge his criminal record. However, if a Florida criminal defendant is given a withhold of adjudication on the crime, he may be able to seal his Florida record. According to Florida’s expungement law, that criminal defendant must have his Florida…
According to South Carolina Statute Section 34-11-90(e), a person that has fraudulent check convictions in may expunge his record. South Carolina has certain requirements that must be met. The South Carolina fraudulent check conviction is a first offense. It has been one year since the South Carolina fraudulent check conviction,…