HH Attorneys at Law | South Carolina
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Welcome to the HH Law Podcast, where we break down complex legal topics into straightforward, practical insights. Based in Charleston, South Carolina, our team of experienced attorneys is here to guide you through criminal defense, divorce law, and other legal matters.
Each episode covers a wide range of legal topics, from defending your rights in criminal cases to navigating family law challenges. Our goal is to empower you with knowledge and provide clarity during life’s most challenging moments.
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The podcast covers a wide range of legal topics with a primary focus on criminal defense and family law, including episodes like 'Can I Fight a DUI?' discussing DUI implications in South Carolina, and 'Fault vs. No-Fault Divorce' explaining how divorce types affect custody and finances, aiming to empower listeners through legal knowledge.
Welcome to the HH Law Podcast, where we break down complex legal topics into straightforward, practical insights. Based in Charleston, South Carolina, our team of experienced attorneys is here to guide you through criminal defense, divorce law, and other legal matters.
Each episode covers a wide range of legal topics, from defending your rights in criminal cases to navigating family law challenges. Our goal is to empower you with knowledge and provide clarity during life’s most challenging moments.
Subscribe to stay informed and take control of your legal journey. Available on Spotify, Apple
Thinking about carrying a firearm in South Carolina (or another state)? You need to know what constitutional carry really means and what it doesn’t.
With new laws taking effect, South Carolina now recognizes your right to carry without a permit. But that freedom comes with serious responsibilities and some important restrictions you can’t afford to ignore.
In this episode, we’ll break down the essentials you need to stay safe and legal:
● What constitutional carry allows and where it draws the line
● The key differences between open carry and concealed carry
● Where you can’t legally carry, even under the new law
● How to protect your rights during encounters with law enforcement
● Why understanding the Second Amendment matters now more than ever
We’ll also explain why constitutional carry has gained momentum across multiple states and what it says about your right to defend yourself.
While we’re focusing on South Carolina law, many of these principles apply elsewhere. Always check your local laws and speak with an attorney in your area if you have questions about gun rights in your state.
If you value your Second Amendment rights, this is information you can’t miss. If you carry, or plan to, knowing the rules could make all the difference.
In this episode:
00:00 Welcome
00:33 What is Constitutional Carry?
00:44 Previous Firearm Rights
01:21 New Constitutional Carry Law
01:32 New Firearm Rules
05:37 Why The Strong Push?
06:40 What To Do From Here
About HH Law
Based in Charleston, South Carolina, HH Law is a full-service law firm dedicated to providing expert legal representation. Our experienced attorneys specialize in criminal defense, divorce and family law, and more, helping clients navigate complex legal challenges with confidence.
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