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V. Craig Jones, Jr.
Attorney at Law
225 Seven Farms Drive
Suite 109
Charleston, SC 29492
Phone: 843-766-2211
Fax: 843-471-2894
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Out of State Clients
If you or a family member are from out of area or out of state and
find yourself needing local legal representation, in the tri-county or
surrounding area, let us help you. We regularly represent clients who
are from out of the area and need to return to their home state while
someone advocates on their behalf locally. Whether you are parents of a
college student or a business person who celebrated a little too much we
strive to explain the legal process, advocate for the best results and
minimize the disruption in your life.
We have successfully defended a variety of charges for out of state clients including, but not limited to: Speeding, DUI, DUAC, Simple Assault, Assault and Battery, Assault and Battery of a High and Aggravated Nature (ABHAN), Assault and Battery With Intent to Kill (ABWIK), Malicious Injury to Personal Property (vandalism), Trespassing, Public Drunk or Public Intoxication, Disorderly Conduct, Simple Possession of Marijuana, Drug Paraphernalia and Breach of Trust.
We can phone conference and give regular email discounts.
How does a bond hearing work in South Carolina?
If you do get arrested (versus issued a courtesy summons and released) we recommend that you exercise your right to remain silent, but be polite and cooperative. Your first experience with our court system will be a bond hearing.
The sole purpose of a bond hearing is to ensure that the arrested individual appears as required at all hearings. The court will not as you to plead guilty or not guilty. There will be very limited discussion about the facts of the case. The main issues the bond hearing court will look at are: Whether or not you are a flight risk, criminal history, victim input, ties or lack of ties to the community, nature of the charges and sometimes recommendations by the state.
We are available for bond hearings and will work diligently to get you a fair bond or possibly a personal recognizance bond, which will allow you to be released without paying any bond.
Getting charged or arrested in an unfamiliar city can be devastating. Let us help control the impact!
We have successfully defended a variety of charges for out of state clients including, but not limited to: Speeding, DUI, DUAC, Simple Assault, Assault and Battery, Assault and Battery of a High and Aggravated Nature (ABHAN), Assault and Battery With Intent to Kill (ABWIK), Malicious Injury to Personal Property (vandalism), Trespassing, Public Drunk or Public Intoxication, Disorderly Conduct, Simple Possession of Marijuana, Drug Paraphernalia and Breach of Trust.
We can phone conference and give regular email discounts.
How does a bond hearing work in South Carolina?
If you do get arrested (versus issued a courtesy summons and released) we recommend that you exercise your right to remain silent, but be polite and cooperative. Your first experience with our court system will be a bond hearing.
The sole purpose of a bond hearing is to ensure that the arrested individual appears as required at all hearings. The court will not as you to plead guilty or not guilty. There will be very limited discussion about the facts of the case. The main issues the bond hearing court will look at are: Whether or not you are a flight risk, criminal history, victim input, ties or lack of ties to the community, nature of the charges and sometimes recommendations by the state.
We are available for bond hearings and will work diligently to get you a fair bond or possibly a personal recognizance bond, which will allow you to be released without paying any bond.
Getting charged or arrested in an unfamiliar city can be devastating. Let us help control the impact!