Do You Know What Year South Carolina Passed an Attempted Murder Statute? 

Unfortunately, I don't think that can happen because wouldn't that be considered double jeopardy?

Unfortunately, JP was charged & pled guilty to the Statute available at the time. He wasn't given any meaningful sentence, 4 years Prison -SUSPENDED, 3 years Probation. 500 hours Community Service & $103 fines. Fir nearly killing a woman 2X. There is nothing online that shows he did any, let alone completed his community service requirement. He may have ot may not. We don't know unless someone pulls actual file. Generally, when there is an order for CS, they have to file a Certificate of Completion with the Courts, but it doesn't show one being files. Here's why it cant/won't be opened and retried & 1 thing that could be done. 1. Under US law there can't be double jeopardy. He was already tried for the crime & pled guilty. Charging him under newer Statite would be double jeopardy. This would apply even if he had been found Nor Guilty. The inly time it could be reteied would be if sufficient evidence was found in earning a different crime in same instance with proof they didn't know about it at time he was charged. 2. In 2022 a Judge pardoned his conviction. The judge would have known severity of crime at the time and would reviewed the original case files prior to hearing. Judge would have also known newer charge was Attempted Murder & he still Pardoned JP. 3. I've seen or heard either a video or podcast of hearing. In it, when asked about why he wanted to be pardoned, JP told Judge (to best of my memory) that he didn't even know he'd ever been found guilty. 4. JP PLED Guilty, so he LIED to judge under oath. This is not the first time I've seen evidence that JP lied under oath, which is perjury, a felony. However, JP has never been charged. 5. Shortly after, JP received Pardon, Mica reported in a 911 call that JP had been on a shopping spree purchasing several guns. 5. My belief is the only thing that could be done legally is to revoke JP's Pardon, which legally could be done, but I don't believe it would even be considered without a major campaign by citizens writing the judge and asking them to revoke his parole. Letter would need to be well thought out addressing reasons why and they could charge JP with Perjury. I believe any letter to judge requesting they re one JP's Pardon should make note of him saying he didn't realize he was found guilty, when he pled guilty, thus he lied under oath. Before this was undertaken I'd suggest the original case was pulled and reviewed to see if he completed community service hours and hearing should be reviewed for any lies, so both could be included in a letter to judge

@@UnderTheMysticMoon Yes we are dear! Speaking from experience of 2 divorces here from abuse, the last being in 2016...You can't file for divorce (which starts with Separate Maintenance and Support) while still living in the same house, which poses more danger to victims having to leave to file. You can't get an order of protection granted UNTIL you go before a judge in family court, which stays back logged year after year. You can request an emergency hearing, but there has to be proof of "Physical" abuse or proof of threats to cause bodily harm or death to you. Pee Dee Coalition was awesome for me. I had an emergency hearing in 3 days and granted the home for the duration of the separation but I still had to leave in order to go to court because he refused. Also, no matter how bad "Emotional or Mental" abuse has affected your health, it's not grounds for divorce. It's much easier to file a restraining order or press charges on any random person who's Not your spouse. Yet they wonder why our death rate by DV is so high?? Mica's Law DESPERATELY NEEDS to be Passed!!!!

I wouldn't be surprised that the older she gets, the more she finds how much this has affected her physically. I'm sure the mental and emotional harm from it were immense.

I am so sorry you're having to fight cancer. Big hugs to you!