Charleston Gun Charge Attorneys

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Firearms are well-integrated into military culture, but their distribution and use are highly regulated. Misconduct involving weapons and firearms is taken seriously in all branches of the military and can result in significant penalties for the accused. If you have been charged with a weapons-related offense, the time to seek defense counsel is now.

At The Hanzel Law Firm, our legal team consists of experienced Charleston military gun charge lawyers who know how to protect the rights and reputation of our clients both in and outside the courtroom. We know how to examine the prosecutors' allegations in these matters and ensure any shortcomings are thoroughly examined before the law.

Is it Illegal to Have a Handgun in your Car In South Carolina?

It is legal to have a handgun in your car even if you do not have a don’t have a concealed weapons permit. Handguns can be placed in your glove compartment, closed console, closed trunk, or in a closed secured container. You’re just not allowed to bring the gun to any school or college.

Common Gun Offenses in the Military

Firearms are a ubiquitous element of military culture, but our agencies go to great lengths to properly distribute them, provide training, and instill respect for weapons among our servicemembers. The Uniform Code of Military Justice provides penalties for various offenses that violate the military's approach to weapon safety.

The severity of these accusations varies. However, no matter what the perceived size of the weapons charge is, it is advised that you speak to defense counsel.

Guilty verdicts in these cases cannot only result in confinement and fines, but also limited access to these things.