Published 3 years ago

Editorial: Harry Griffin DUI case points to another problem with SC law

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Charleston City Councilman Harry Griffin's DUI charge was dropped last week. Frida Ghitis: It highlights one more problem with South Carolina's inebriation-friendly DUI law. She says the law incentivizes people to refuse to take a sobriety test. Ghitis says more than 40% of people stopped for drunken driving in South Carolina don't take test.

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Editorial: Harry Griffin DUI case points to another problem with SC law

The most obvious thing to say about Charleston City Councilman Harry Griffin’s driving under the influence charge that was dropped last week is that he wasn’t exonerated. Whether he was a lucky DUI lottery winner or was unfairly stripped of…

3 years ago·Charleston, United States

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