Double Jeopardy ruling clears Bluffton man in 1994 DUI
Judge C L Bubba Smith ruled South Carolina's DUI law violates double jeopardy protections by punishing a defendant twice. Allen Dale Solomon was spared further sanctions after refusing a breath test in April 1994. The decision could influence future handling of similar cases statewide.
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South Carolina
C.L
Bubba” Smith
Allen Dale Solomon
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Teri L. Kimball
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Thurmond May Face Democratic Challenge in 1990s
Wealthy Fort Mill real estate developer Elliott Close and other Democrats discussed challenging U S Senator Strom Thurmond in private talks with Columbia Democratic party officials and a media consultant. The State cited the exploratory discussions as they weigh a viable candidate amid concerns over Thurmond's age and potential opponents like Inez Tenenbaum John Spratt and Phil Lader.
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Elliott Close
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Scott Sokol
House Democratic
Jim Hodges
Lancaster
Kevin Geddings
Arlington
Inez Tenenbaum
John Spratt
Phil Lader
Thurmond
Sokol
Mason-Dixon
Appeals Court Hears Debate In Spent Nuclear Rods Case
In a Richmond hearing, Lois J. Schiffer urged the 4th U.S. Circuit to lift an injunction blocking 151 spent nuclear fuel rods from Europe to the Savannah River Site. South Carolina sued to stop the shipment, fearing it would become a nuclear waste dump.
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Richmond
Europe
Savannah River
U.S
Lois J. Schiffer
U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals
South Carolina
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