South Carolina has a strong and broad status of criminal domestic violence. In other words, domestic violence or criminal VCT in South Carolina is defined as causing injury, attempting to harm or threaten to cause injury to a household member.
There are serious penalties for those convicted of domestic violence. Being arrested is not the same as being convicted. To be convicted of domestic violence, you must either entreat guilty, no contest or be convicted after a trial. Once somebody is convicted of domestic violence, it will be a court to determine what sanctions are imposed.
Any person convicted of domestic violence better, consult with a qualified South Carolina Attorney. It will also create a permanent criminal record and the difficulties of international travel or immigrate to the United States.