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In SC, law enforcement apparently feels as if they have enough evidence to support their charges as does a grand jury (assuming she was charged pursuant to a true-billed indictment on each charge). Given the current status of things (based upon your factual description) it appears that there may be an opportunity to do away with at least some of these charge's at a Preliminary Hearings. There are certainly VERY Time sensitive actions a Defendant can take in these matters in order to better afford themselves all of the protections allowed under the laws of the State of South Carolina in these situations. Do not rely upon this information in taking any action and/or inaction in regards to these matters. Prior to taking any action and/or inaction in regards to these matters, your daughter should consult with a local attorney in person and immediately regarding these matters.

I think you answered your own question when you concluded by saying that you don't want this to mess up your future. If you plead guilty, it will mess up your future. They don't want to offer a deal,, so what other choice do you have but to fight the case. It is going to be tough, but you can do no worse than the alternative (pleading guilty).