South Carolina 2025-2026 Regular Session All Bills (Page 40)
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South Carolina 2025-2026 Regular Session
South Carolina House Bill H3587
Introduced
1/14/25
Refer
1/14/25
Amend The South Carolina Code Of Laws By Adding Section 16-23-540 So As To Create The Offense Of Criminally Negligent Storage Of A Firearm, Define Necessary Terms, And Establish Penalties For Violations, Among Other Things.
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South Carolina 2025-2026 Regular Session
South Carolina House Bill H3588
Introduced
1/14/25
Refer
1/14/25
Amend The South Carolina Code Of Laws By Adding Section 5-15-112 So As To Provide That A Person Seeking Election For Certain Municipal Offices By Write-in Votes Must Timely File A Declaration Of Write-in Candidacy In Order For Write-in Votes To Be Counted In His Favor; And By Adding Section 5-15-115 So As To Provide That An Uncontested Candidate For A Municipal Office Is Deemed Elected, And Such Office Is Not Required To Appear On The General Or Special Election Ballot, As Applicable.
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South Carolina 2025-2026 Regular Session
South Carolina House Bill H3589
Introduced
1/14/25
Refer
1/14/25
Amend The South Carolina Code Of Laws By Adding Section 7-13-200 So As To Establish The Instant Runoff Method Of Conducting Certain Local Elections; By Amending Section 5-15-20, Relating To Methods Of Election For Municipal Councils, So As To Allow For Multiple Member Election Districts; By Amending Section 5-15-60, Relating To Methods For Nominating Candidates For And Determining Results Of Nonpartisan Municipal Elections, So As To Add The Instant Runoff Method; And By Amending Section 7-17-610, Relating To The Method For Determining Which Candidates Have Received A Majority Vote For A Particular Office, So As To Clarify Its Application To Elections Under The Instant Runoff Voting Method.
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South Carolina 2025-2026 Regular Session
South Carolina House Bill H3590
Introduced
1/14/25
Refer
1/14/25
Amend The South Carolina Code Of Laws By Adding Section 7-11-17 So As To Provide That The Qualifications For Any Elected Office In This State Do Not Include Any Higher Education Requirements; By Amending Section 14-23-1040, Relating To Qualifications Of Probate Judges, So As To Make Conforming Changes; By Amending Section 23-11-110, Relating To Qualifications Of Sheriffs, So As To Make Conforming Changes; And By Repealing Section 59-3-10 Relating To The Appointment, Compensation, And Qualifications Of The State Superintendent Of Education.
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South Carolina 2025-2026 Regular Session
South Carolina House Bill H3591
Introduced
1/14/25
Refer
1/14/25
Amend The South Carolina Code Of Laws By Adding Section 16-3-80 So As To Create The Offense Of Drug-induced Homicide, To Provide A Penalty For A Violation, And To Prohibit An Affirmative Defense; And By Amending Section 16-1-10, Relating To The Categorization Of Felonies And Misdemeanors, So As To Add Drug-induced Homicide.
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South Carolina 2025-2026 Regular Session
South Carolina House Bill H3592
Introduced
1/14/25
Refer
1/14/25
Amend The South Carolina Code Of Laws By Amending Section 24-13-40, Relating To Computation Of Time Served By Prisoners, So As To Remove The Prohibition On Persons On Bond Under Certain Circumstances From Receiving Credit For Time Served.
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South Carolina 2025-2026 Regular Session
South Carolina House Bill H3593
Introduced
1/14/25
Refer
1/14/25
Amend The South Carolina Code Of Laws By Amending Section 17-30-30, Relating To The Interception Of Wire, Oral, Or Electronic Communications By Employees Of The Federal Communications Commission And By Persons Acting Under Color Of Law Or Otherwise, So As To Provide Interception Of Wire, Oral, Or Electronic Communications By Persons Is Lawful If All Parties Consent Prior To The Interception.
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South Carolina 2025-2026 Regular Session
South Carolina House Bill H3594
Introduced
1/14/25
Refer
1/14/25
Amend The South Carolina Code Of Laws By Amending Section 17-30-30, Relating To The Interception Of Wire, Oral, Or Electronic Communications By Employees Of The Federal Communications Commission And By Persons Acting Under Color Of Law Or Otherwise, So As To Provide Interception Of Wire, Oral, Or Electronic Communications By Persons Is Lawful If All Parties Consent Prior To The Interception.
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South Carolina 2025-2026 Regular Session
South Carolina House Bill H3595
Introduced
1/14/25
Refer
1/14/25
Amend The South Carolina Code Of Laws By Adding Article 25 To Chapter 19, Title 63 So As To Establish Juvenile Pretrial Diversion Courts For Certain Children Who Commit First-time, Nonviolent Status Offenses Or Delinquent Acts, To Establish Parameters For Eligibility, And To Direct The Department Of Juvenile Justice To Establish Predetention Diversion Programs For Participants, Among Other Things.
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South Carolina 2025-2026 Regular Session
South Carolina House Bill H3596
Introduced
1/14/25
Refer
1/14/25
Amend The South Carolina Code Of Laws By Enacting "the Kingston Act" By Adding Article 6 To Chapter 23, Title 16 So As To Title The Article "access To Firearms By Children," Define Necessary Terms, And To Create The Offenses Of Unsecured Firearm And Unsupervised Child Firearm Use And Provide Graduated Penalties For Violations.
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South Carolina 2025-2026 Regular Session
South Carolina House Bill H3597
Introduced
1/14/25
Refer
1/14/25
Amend The South Carolina Code Of Laws By Amending Section 17-25-65, Relating To The Reduction Of A Sentence For Substantial Assistance To The State, So As To Require Notice To The Arresting Law Enforcement Agency And Any Victims, To Require A Hearing With Findings Of Fact In A Written Order, To Require Verification Of Substantial Assistance By Law Enforcement Or The Correctional Facility, And To Allow Reduction Of Mandatory Minimum Sentences In The Discretion Of The Judge.
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South Carolina 2025-2026 Regular Session
South Carolina House Bill H3598
Introduced
1/14/25
Refer
1/14/25
Amend The South Carolina Code Of Laws By Amending Section 14-17-325, Relating To Requiring Clerks Of Court To Report The Disposition Of Each Case In General Sessions Court, So As To Require That Clerks Of Court Report The Disposition Of Cases To The State Law Enforcement Division Within Forty-eight Hours Of The Issuance Of Certain Orders; By Amending Section 22-1-200, Relating To Requiring Magistrates To Report The Disposition Of Each Case To State Law Enforcement, So As To Require That Magistrates Report The Disposition Of Cases To The State Law Enforcement Division Within Forty-eight Hours Of The Issuance Of Certain Orders; By Amending Section 14-25-250, Relating To Requiring Municipal Judges To Report The Disposition Of Each Criminal Case, So As To Require That Municipal Judges Report The Disposition Of Cases To The State Law Enforcement Division Within Forty-eight Hours Of The Issuance Of Certain Orders; By Adding Section 23-1-260 So As To Require Each Law Enforcement Agency To Report To The State Law Enforcement Division Within Twenty-four Hours Of The Filings Of Certain Incident Reports; And By Adding Article 9 To Chapter 23, Title 16 So As To Define Necessary Terms, To Require That No Gun Transfer Preceded By A Criminal Background Check May Proceed, Unless The Criminal Background Check Has Concluded That The Sale May Proceed, Or Until At Least Five Days Have Passed From The Initiation Of The Background Check And The National Instant Criminal Background Check System Has Not Reported That The Sale Would Violate State Or Federal Law, And To Provide For Criminal Penalties For Violations Of This Article.
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South Carolina 2025-2026 Regular Session
South Carolina House Bill H3599
Introduced
1/14/25
Refer
1/14/25
Amend The South Carolina Code Of Laws By Amending Section 22-3-545, Relating To Transfer Of Certain Criminal Cases From General Sessions Court, So As To Provide That Criminal Cases In Which The Penalty Does Not Exceed Three Years, Rather Than One Year, May Be Transferred From General Sessions Court.
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South Carolina 2025-2026 Regular Session
South Carolina House Bill H3600
Introduced
1/14/25
Refer
1/14/25
Amend The South Carolina Code Of Laws By Adding Section 1-7-95 So As To Provide That The General Assembly, Either Of Its Respective Bodies, A Standing Committee, The Speaker Of The House Of Representatives, The President Of The Senate, Or Not Less Than Five Members Of The General Assembly May Review Any Presidential Executive Order Not Affirmed By Congress And May Recommend That The Attorney General Review A Presidential Executive Order To Determine Its Constitutionality Under Certain Circumstances.
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South Carolina 2025-2026 Regular Session
South Carolina House Bill H3601
Introduced
1/14/25
Refer
1/14/25
Amend The South Carolina Code Of Laws By Adding Chapter 56 To Title 46 So As To Regulate The Sale And Distribution Of Products Containing Hemp-derived Cannabinoid.