I got a DWI in NY but live in SC

Question Details: Can my case be transferred to SC?

Asked on 9/21/2009 under: South Carolina DUI / DWI More Legal Topics ▼All States ▼

Robert Johnston / Law Office Of Robert J. Johnston Attorney Answered 3 years ago This attorney is licensed in South Carolina View Attorney Profile

No, they cannot transfer your case. There are a bunch of reasons for it, but to make it simple and give you the shorter answer, South Carolina simply does not have jurisdiction. I wish you well.

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