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When is Gang Evidence Admissible in a Criminal Trial?
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When is Gang Evidence Admissible in a Criminal Trial?

When is gang evidence admissible in a criminal trial in SC? Prosecutors will always attempt to connect a defendant to gang activity, often resorting to inadmissible testimony like “I heard it on the streets,” and calling “expert” witnesses who are really just cops or jail…

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Can You Sue a Co-Worker Who Caused a Work Injury?
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Can You Sue a Co-Worker Who Caused a Work Injury?

Can you sue a co-worker who causes an on-the-job injury? If you are in an on-the-clock car wreck caused by a third party, you may be able to sue the at-fault driver and file a workers’ compensation claim with your employer, although you cannot collect…

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Is There an “Automatic Fault Rule” for Rear-End Collisions in SC?
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Is There an “Automatic Fault Rule” for Rear-End Collisions in SC?

Most people automatically presume that the rear driver is at fault in a rear-end collision, but there are situations where a rear-end collision is caused by the lead driver and the lead driver can be held accountable for causing the crash. In this article, we…

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Who Provides Health Insurance for the Children After a Divorce?
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Who Provides Health Insurance for the Children After a Divorce?

Parents must provide medical support for their children, and, in most cases, the family court will order one or both parents to maintain health insurance for the children after a divorce. But who pays? Below, we will discuss how the court determines who pays for…

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