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Alan Ronald Thibodeau starved to death in Bamberg County jail awaiting medication and treatment for schizophrenia, delusions at SC Department of Mental Health.

Illegal possession of a gun is the most common charge in Charleston County jail. SC Legislature should allow more arrests for convicted criminals carrying guns.

Charlestons Upper King St wreck reminds us SC driving under the influence law doesnt punish most drivers who refuse a breath test; DUI deaths lead the nation.

South Carolina prosecutors who have been campaigning to reform the way our Legislature selects judges no doubt welcome the pending departure of Circuit Judge Bentley Price, who was criticized for

The two stabbings that occurred inside the Richland County jail the day after the U.S. Justice Department announced an investigation of that facility and its counterpart in Charleston County should

When people talk about problems with the court system, this is the sort of thing they mean.

The Charleston County Sheriff’s Office is certainly not the first S.C. government agency that either doesn’t understand or simply chooses to violate our Freedom of Information Act, and with it