If you or a family member needs a statewide grand jury attorney, act quickly. Contact Watson Fowler for a free and fully confidential initial consultation.
The Statewide Grand Jury (SGJ) was created by the Legislature of South Carolina to Prosecute cases on a broader scale. Some parts of the Statewide Grand Jury system are similar to the Federal Criminal Justice System, though not entirely. It is incredibly important to retain competent representation early in a State Grand Jury Case. State Grand Jury cases often get far less court time than typical state court cases so it is best to have an attorney retained as early as possible to maximize results and avoid pre-trial detention.
Additionally, a typical State Grand Jury case (especially drug cases and large drug conspiracy cases) will likely have many codefendants. Lawyers, with some exceptions, may only represent one person in any indictment. What this means is that if you do not retain competent counsel early, many of the best lawyers will be conflicted out from representing you in your case. Likewise, because court dates are so few in SGJ cases, you have to be prepared to address issues like bond immediately, otherwise you may be stuck for months in jail waiting for another hearing.
The South Carolina Attorney General’s Office assigns Assistant Attorney Generals (not Circuit Solicitors) to handle Statewide Grand Jury cases.
Discuss Your Case With A Greenville Criminal Defense Attorney Today
The criminal defense attorneys at
Watson Fowler Law are always prepared to defend their clients when the stakes are enormous and frightening—always fighting for the optimal result.
CONTACT WATSON FOWLER at
(864) 467-0380 to take advantage of their years of combined experience and skill to fight for you.
If you or a family member needs a statewide grand jury attorney, act quickly. Contact Watson Fowler for a free and fully confidential initial consultation.
The Statewide Grand Jury (SGJ) was created by the Legislature of South Carolina to Prosecute cases on a broader scale. Some parts of the Statewide Grand Jury system are similar to the Federal Criminal Justice System, though not entirely. It is incredibly important to retain competent representation early in a State Grand Jury Case. State Grand Jury cases often get far less court time than typical state court cases so it is best to have an attorney retained as early as possible to maximize results and avoid pre-trial detention.
Additionally, a typical State Grand Jury case (especially drug cases and large drug conspiracy cases) will likely have many codefendants. Lawyers, with some exceptions, may only represent one person in any indictment. What this means is that if you do not retain competent counsel early, many of the best lawyers will be conflicted out from representing you in your case. Likewise, because court dates are so few in SGJ cases, you have to be prepared to address issues like bond immediately, otherwise you may be stuck for months in jail waiting for another hearing.
The South Carolina Attorney General’s Office assigns Assistant Attorney Generals (not Circuit Solicitors) to handle Statewide Grand Jury cases.
Discuss Your Case With A Greenville Criminal Defense Attorney Today
The criminal defense attorneys at
Watson Fowler Law are always prepared to defend their clients when the stakes are enormous and frightening—always fighting for the optimal result.
CONTACT WATSON FOWLER at
(864) 467-0380 to take advantage of their years of combined experience and skill to fight for you.
The Statewide Grand Jury (SGJ) was created by the Legislature of South Carolina to Prosecute cases on a broader scale. Some parts of the Statewide Grand Jury system are similar to the Federal Criminal Justice System, though not entirely. It is incredibly important to retain competent representation early in a State Grand Jury Case. State Grand Jury cases often get far less court time than typical state court cases so it is best to have an attorney retained as early as possible to maximize results and avoid pre-trial detention.
Additionally, a typical State Grand Jury case (especially drug cases and large drug conspiracy cases) will likely have many codefendants. Lawyers, with some exceptions, may only represent one person in any indictment. What this means is that if you do not retain competent counsel early, many of the best lawyers will be conflicted out from representing you in your case. Likewise, because court dates are so few in SGJ cases, you have to be prepared to address issues like bond immediately, otherwise you may be stuck for months in jail waiting for another hearing.
The South Carolina Attorney General’s Office assigns Assistant Attorney Generals (not Circuit Solicitors) to handle Statewide Grand Jury cases.
Discuss Your Case With A Greenville Criminal Defense Attorney Today
The criminal defense attorneys at
Watson Fowler Law are always prepared to defend their clients when the stakes are enormous and frightening—always fighting for the optimal result.
CONTACT WATSON FOWLER at
(864) 467-0380 to take advantage of their years of combined experience and skill to fight for you.
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