State v. Bryson

HOWARD, J.:

Jeremy Bryson was indicted and tried for multiple charges, including assaulting a law enforcement officer while resisting arrest in violation of South Carolina Code Annotated section 16-9-320(B) (2003) and pointing a firearm in violation of South Carolina Code Annotated section 16-23-410 (2003). On appeal, Bryson argues the circuit court lacked subject matter jurisdiction for these two offenses because the court allowed *109the amendment of both indictments immediately prior to trial, changing the identity of the law enforcement officer named as the victim in each. We agree with Bryson…