H 5155
(2017-2018 Regular Session)
A Bill To Amend Section 17-25-322, Relating To Restitution To Crime Victims, So As To Require That The Court Must Take Into Consideration The Financial Resources Of The Defendant And Ability Of Defendant To Pay, Require If A Court Finds A Defendant Faces Financial Hardship That That Defendant Must Pay No Less Than A Specified Amount, And Require The Department Of Probation, Parole And Pardon Services To Impose A Payment Schedule Of Equal Monthly Payments Resulting In Full Restitution By The End Of Supervision; To Amend Section 24-21-280, Relating To The Duties And Powers Of Probation Agents, So As To Require Probation Agents To Take Into Consideration An Offender'S Effective Use Of Discretionary Funds, To Provide For Supervision For Sentences Of Three Hundred Sixty-Five Days Or More, To Specify How Compliance Credits May Be Awarded And How Programs May Be Recognized By Regulation As Proper For Incentives, To Inform The Sentencing Reform Oversight Committee Of The Programs Designated For Compliance Credits, And To Provide That Offender Eligibility For Compliance Credits As Provided In This Section Be Extended To Offenders Whose Offenses Occurred Prior To January 1, 2011; To Amend Section 24-21-440, Relating To The Period Of Probation, So As To Provide That The Period Be Dependent Upon The Offense For Which The Defendant Has Been Sentenced, That Restitution Payments Must Not Be Required For The First Three Months Of Supervision And That The Period For Supervision Of Restitution Payments Must Be Determined By A Judge, That The Supervision Of Restitution Payment Must Not Exceed Five Years And Is Only Revocable After The Completion Of Probation For A Wilful Failure To Make Restitution Payments; To Amend Section 24-21-560, Relating To The Community Supervision Program, So As To Clarify That Once Community Supervision Is Completed An Offender Is Still Subject To The Other Requirements Of Supervision; By Adding Section 43-5-1191 So As To Exempt Individuals From The Eligibility Restriction On Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program And Temporary Assistance For Needy Families Benefits For Individuals With Drug Convictions That Would Otherwise Be Eligible And To Provide For Ineligibility In The Event An Individual Violates Probation, Community Supervision, Or Parole; To Amend Section 56-1-148, Relating To The Identifying Code Affixed To The Driver'S License Of A Person Convicted Of Certain Crimes, So As To Remove The Fifty Dollar Fee Associated With Placing The Identifying Code On A Driver'S License; To Direct The Sentencing Reform Oversight Committee To Study And Make A Report To The General Assembly Concerning The Collection Of Restitution And The Risk And Needs Tool Used To Evaluate The Entire Supervision Population; To Amend Sections 24-21-110 And 24-21-430, Relating To Administrative Sanctions And Conditions Of Probation, Respectively, Both So As To Set Maximum Jail Confinement Periods On An Administrative Sanction And To Provide Further Procedures For Revocations; To Amend Section 24-21-460, Relating To Actions Of The Court In Cases Of Probation Violations, So As To Limit Revocations For Technical Violations; To Amend Section 24-21-610, Relating To Eligibility For Parole, So As To Allow For Parole Eligibility To Be Computed Using An Inmate'S Active Incarcerative Sentence And To Amend Requirements Related To Medical Parole; To Amend Section 24-21-620, Relating To A Parole Board'S Review, So As To Allow For Automatic Release On Parole Of Nonviolent Inmates Who Have Met Certain Conditions; By Adding Section 24-21-720 So As To Require The Department Of Corrections To Create An Intake Case Plan For All Parole Eligible Inmates; To Amend Section 24-21-645, Relating To Parole And Provisional Parole Orders, So As To Limit Revocations For Technical Violations; To Amend Section 24-21-660, Relating To The Effect Of Parole, So As To Limit Parole Revocations For Technical Violations; To Amend Section 24-21-680, Relating To Violations Of Parole, So As To Limit Parole Revocations For Technical Violations; To Amend Section 24-21-715, Relating To Parole For Terminally Ill, Geriatric, Or Permanently Disabled Inmates, So As To Amend The Eligibility Requirements And Extend Eligibility To Other Categories Of Inmates And Limit The Reasons The Parole Board Can Deny This Type Of Parole; By Adding Article 7 To Chapter 27, Title 24 So As To Provide The Circumstances For Which An Inmate Who Has Been Incarcerated At Least Fifteen Years May Petition The Court To Have His Sentence Modified; To Amend Section 24-13-150, Relating To The Early Release Of An Inmate, So As To Reduce The Percentage Of Time An Inmate Who Has Committed A "No Parole Offense" Must Serve Before He May Become Eligible For Early Release, Discharge, Or Community Supervision From Eighty-Five Percent To Sixty-Five Percent, And To Provide A Procedure That Allows Certain Inmates To Petition The Court To Modify Their Sentence; To Amend Section 24-13-210, Relating To Credit Given To An Inmate For Good Behavior, So As To Increase The Number Of Good Behavior Days An Inmate Who Has Committed A "No Parole Offense" May Receive; To Amend Section 24-13-230, Relating To Credit Given To An Inmate For Work And Education Credits, So As To Increase The Number Of Work And Education Credit Days An Inmate Who Has Committed A "No Parole Offense" May Receive; To Amend Section 1-7-400, Relating To Circuit Solicitors Disabled By Intoxication, So As To Delete The Minimum Penalty; To Amend Section 1-11-26, Relating To The Rural Infrastructure Authority, So As To Amend The Penalty For A Violation From Six Months To Not More Than Six Months In Prison; To Amend Section 2-17-50, Relating To Failure To File By A Lobbyist, So As To Amend The Penalties For A Second Offense; To Amend Section 4-11-60, Relating To County Officers Keeping Records Of Monies Received, So As To Delete The Minimum Penalty For A Violation; To Amend Section 5-21-130, Relating To The Unlawful Use Of A Specially Levied Tax, So As To Amend The Penalty For A Violation To Not More Than Six Months In Prison; To Amend Section 5-21-500, Relating To A County Or Municipal Council Member Voting To Divert Funds, So As To Delete The Minimum Penalty For A Violation; To Amend Section 5-25-40, Relating To Failure To Install Fire Alarm Boxes In Hospitals And Schools, So As To Delete The Minimum Penalty Of Ten Days In Prison For A Violation; To Amend Section 5-31-20, Relating To Interference With Sewers And Waterworks, So As To Amend The Penalty For A Violation From Thirty Days To Not More Than Thirty Days; To Amend Section 7-13-1910, Relating To The Unlawful Possession Of A Voting Machine Key, So As To Delete The Minimum Penalty For A Violation Of Ten Days In Jail; To Amend Section 7-13-1920, Relating To The Unlawful Tampering Of Voting Machines, So As To Delete The Minimum Penalty For A Violation Of Not Less Than Three Months In Prison; To Amend Section 8-1-40, Relating To Failure Of A Clerk, Sheriff, Or Magistrate To Pay Over Fines Or Penalties, So As To Delete The Minimum Sentence Required For A Violation; To Amend Section 8-3-60, Relating To Public Officials' Assumption Of Office Before Giving Bond, So As To Delete The Minimum Sentence Required And Increase The Maximum Sentence For A Violation; To Amend Section 8-13-1510, Relating To Ethics And Government Accountability, Late Filing Or Failure To File, So As To Delete The Minimum Sentence Required For A Second Offense Violation; To Amend Section 10-7-230, Relating To Public Officials' Failure To Obtain Insurance On Public Buildings, So As To Delete The Minimum Sentence Required For A Violation; To Amend Section 10-9-260, Relating To Interfering With State, Department, Or Licensees, Phosphate Mining Without A License, So As To Delete The Minimum Sentence Required For A Violation; To Amend Section 10-11-325, Relating To Possessing, Transporting, Or Detonating An Explosive Or Incendiary Device, So As To Delete The Minimum Sentence Required For Violations; To Amend Section 11-15-90, Relating To Failure Of Political Subdivision Disbursement Officers To Make Payment Or Remit Funds For Payment Of Obligations, So As To Delete The Minimum Sentence Required For A Violation; To Amend Section 11-15-290, Relating To Failure To Make Investments From Sinking Funds, So As To Delete The Minimum Sentence Required For A Violation; To Amend Section 12-21-2470, Relating To Operating A Place Of Amusement Without A License, So As To Delete The Minimum Sentence Required For A Violation; To Amend Section 12-21-2830, Relating To Record Required Of Gross Receipts, So As To Delete The Minimum Sentence Required For A Violation; To Amend Section 12-21-3080, Relating To Interference With Amusement Tax Enforcement Or Refusal To Allow Inspection, So As To Delete The Minimum Sentence Required For A Violation; To Amend Section 12-37-1130, Relating To Penalties For False Statements To The Department Of Revenue, So As To Delete The Minimum Sentence Required For A Violation; To Amend Section 12-54-44, Relating To Tax Or Revenue Law Penalties, So As To Delete The Minimum Sentence Required For A Violation; To Amend Section 14-9-240, Relating To Judges And Solicitors Prohibited From Practicing Law In Certain Causes, So As To Delete The Minimum Sentence Required For A Violation; To Amend Section 14-25-65, Relating To Maximum Penalties That A Municipal Court May Impose, So As To Delete The Minimum Sentence Required For A Violation; To Amend Section 15-43-70, Relating To Violation Of An Injunction And Punishment For Contempt, So As To Delete The Minimum Sentence Required For A Violation; To Amend Section 16-3-610, Relating To Certain Offenses Committed With A Carried Or Concealed Deadly Weapon, So As To Delete The Minimum Sentence Required For A Violation; To Amend Section 16-3-625, Relating To Resisting Arrest With A Deadly Weapon, So As To Delete The Minimum Sentence Required For A Violation And Remove Provisions That Provided The Section Does Not Apply To Common Law Assault And Battery With Intent To Kill; To Amend Section 16-3-755 Relating To Sexual Battery With A Student, So As To Delete The Minimum Sentence Required For A Violation; To Amend Section 16-3-1045, Relating To Use Or Employment Of Persons Under Eighteen To Commit Certain Crimes, So As To Delete The Minimum Sentence Required For A Violation; To Amend Section 16-3-1280, Relating To The Offense Of False Claims, So As To Delete The Minimum Sentence Required For A Violation; To Amend Sections 16-3-1710 And 16-3-1720, Relating To The Offenses Of Harassment, Both So As To Delete The Minimum Sentence Required For A Violation; To Amend Section 16-3-1730, Relating To The Offense Of Stalking, So As To Delete The Minimum Sentence Required For A Violation; To Amend Section 16-3-1770, Relating To Restraining Orders, So As To Delete The Minimum Sentence Required For A Violation; To Amend Section 16-3-2090, Relating To Forfeiture Of Property Used In Trafficking In Persons, So As To Delete The Minimum Sentence Required For A Violation; To Amend Section 16-9-230, Relating To Persons Holding Office Accepting Extra Compensation, So As To Delete The Minimum Sentence Required For A Violation; To Amend Section 16-9-250, Relating To Unlawful Acceptance Of Remuneration By Peace Officers For Performing Official Duties, So As To Delete The Minimum Sentence Required For A Violation; To Amend Section 16-11-130, Relating To Burning Personal Property To Defraud Insurers, So As To Delete The Minimum Sentence Required For A Violation; To Amend Section 16-11-180, Relating To Negligently Allowing Fire To Spread To Property Of Another, So As To Delete The Minimum Sentence Required For Violations; To Amend Section 16-11-350, Relating To Train Robbery By Stopping A Train, So As To Delete The Minimum Sentence Required For A Violation; To Amend Section 16-11-360, Relating To Robbery After Entry Upon A Train, So As To Delete The Minimum Sentence Required For A Violation; To Amend Section 16-11-510, Relating To Malicious Injury To Animals And Other Personal Property, So As To Revise The Penalties For A Violation; To Amend Section 16-11-520, Relating To Malicious Injury To A Tree, House, Outside Fence, Or Fixture, And Trespass Upon Real Property, So As To Revise The Penalties For A Violation; To Amend Section 16-11-535, Relating To Malicious Injury To Places Of Worship, So As To Delete The Minimum Sentence Required For A Violation; To Amend Section 16-11-590, Relating To Destruction Of Sea Oat Or Venus-Flytrap Plants, So As To Delete The Minimum Sentence Required For A Violation; To Amend Section 16-11-650, Relating To Removing, Destroying, Or Leaving Down Fences, So As To Delete The Minimum Sentence Required For A Violation; To Amend Section 16-11-770, Relating To Illegal Graffiti Vandalism, So As To Delete The Minimum Sentence Required For A Violation; To Amend Section 16-13-10, Relating To The Offense Of Forgery, So As To Revise The Penalties; To Amend Section 16-13-30, Relating To Simple Larceny Of Goods Or Bills, So As To Revise The Penalties; To Amend Section 16-13-40, Relating To Stealing Of Bonds, So As To Revise The Penalties; To Amend Section 16-13-50, Relating To Stealing Of Livestock, So As To Revise The Penalties; To Amend Section 16-13-66, Relating To Stealing Or Damaging Aquaculture Operations, So As To Revise The Penalties; To Amend Section 16-13-70, Relating To Stealing Of Vessels, So As To Revise The Penalties; To Amend Section 16-13-110, Relating To The Offense Of Shoplifting, So As To Revise The Penalties; To Amend Section 16-13-180, Relating To The Offense Of Receiving Stolen Goods, So As To Revise The Penalties; To Amend Section 16-13-230, Relating To The Offense Of Breach Of Trust With Fraudulent Intent, So As To Revise The Penalties; To Amend Section 16-13-240, Relating To The Offense Of Obtaining Signature Or Property By False Pretenses, So As To Revise The Penalties; To Amend Section 16-13-260, Relating To The Offense Of Obtaining Property Under False Tokens Or Letters, So As To Revise The Penalties; To Amend Section 16-13-300, Relating To Fraudulent Removal Or Secreting Of Personal Property Attached Or Levied Upon, So As To Delete The Minimum Sentence Required For A Violation; To Amend Section 16-13-420, Relating To The Offense Of Failure To Return Leased Or Rented Property, So As To Revise The Penalties; To Amend Section 16-13-430, Relating To Fraudulent Acquisition Or Use Of Food Stamps, So As To Revise The Penalties; To Amend Section 16-14-60, Relating To Financial Transaction Card Fraud, So As To Amend The Jurisdiction Of Magistrates Court And To Revise The Penalties; To Amend Section 16-14-80, Relating To Receiving Stolen Goods, So As To Amend The Jurisdiction Of The Magistrates Court And Revise The Penalties; To Amend Section 16-15-10, Relating To The Offense Of Bigamy, So As To Delete The Minimum Sentence Required For A Violation; To Amend Section 16-15-20, Relating To The Offense Of Incest, So As To Delete The Minimum Sentence Required For A Violation; To Amend Section 16-15-60, Relating To The Offense Of Adultery Or Fornication, So As To Delete The Minimum Sentence Required For A Violation; To Amend Section 16-15-110, Relating To The Offense Of Prostitution, So As To Delete The Minimum Sentence Required For A Violation; To Amend Section 16-15-120, Relating To The Abominable Crime Of Buggery, So As To Delete The Minimum Sentence Required For A Violation; To Amend Section 16-17-310, Relating To The Offense Of Imitation Of Organizations' Names Or Emblems, So As To Delete The Minimum Sentence Required For A Violation; To Amend Section 16-17-520, Relating To The Offense Of Disturbance Of Religious Worship, So As To Delete The Minimum Sentence Required For A Violation; To Amend Section 16-17-570, Relating To Interference With Fire And Police Alarm Boxes, So As To Delete The Minimum Sentence Required For A Violation; To Amend Section 16-17-580, Relating To Removing State Line Markers, So As To Delete The Minimum Sentence Required For A Violation; To Amend Section 16-17-600, Relating To Destruction Or Desecration Of Human Remains, So As To Delete The Minimum Sentence Required For A Violation; To Amend Section 16-17-610, Relating To The Offense Of Soliciting Emigrants Without Licenses, So As To Delete The Minimum Sentence Required For A Violation; To Amend Section 16-17-690, Relating To The Offense Of Fortune-Telling, So As To Delete The Minimum Sentence Required For A Violation; To Amend Section 16-17-735, Relating To The Offense Of Impersonating Officials Or Law Enforcement Officers, So As To Delete The Minimum Sentence Required For A Violation; To Amend Section 16-19-10, Relating To The Unlawful Setting Up Of Lotteries, So As To Delete The Minimum Sentence Required For A Violation; To Amend Section 16-19-160, Relating To Unlawful Punchboards For Gaming, So As To Delete The Minimum Sentence Required For A Violation; To Amend Section 16-21-80, Relating To The Offense Of Receiving, Possessing, Concealing, Selling, Or Disposing Of Stolen Vehicles, So As To Revise The Penalties; To Amend Section 16-23-450, Relating To The Offense Of Placing Loaded Trap Guns, Spring Guns, Or Like Devices, So As To Delete The Minimum Sentence Required For A Violation; To Amend Section 16-23-460, Relating To The Offense Of Carrying A Concealed Weapon, So As To Delete The Minimum Sentence Required For A Violation; To Amend Section 16-23-730, Relating To A Hoax Device Or Replica Of Destructive Device Or Detonator, So As To Delete The Minimum Sentence Required For A Violation; To Amend Section 16-23-740, Relating To Hindering An Explosive Ordinance Technician, So As To Delete The Minimum Sentence Required For A Violation; To Amend Section 16-23-750, Relating To Conveying False Information Regarding Attempted Use Of A Destructive Device, So As To Delete The Minimum Sentence Required For A Violation; To Amend Sections 16-27-30 And 16-27-40, Relating To The Offense Of Animal Fighting Or Baiting, Both So As To Delete The Minimum Sentence Required For A Violation; To Amend Section 17-25-20, Relating To Punishment For A Felony When Not Specially Provided, So As To Delete The Minimum Sentence Required For A Violation; To Amend Section 20-1-210, Relating To License Required For Marriage, So As To Delete The Minimum Sentence Required For A Violation; To Amend Section 20-1-220, Relating To A Probate Judge Marriage License Violation, So As To Delete The Minimum Sentence Required For A Violation; To Amend Section 20-3-220, Relating To Unlawful Advertising For Purpose Of Procuring Divorce, So As To Delete The Minimum Sentence Required For A Violation; To Amend Section 22-1-70, Relating To Disposition Of Fines And Penalties Imposed And Collected In Criminal Cases, So As To Delete The Minimum Sentence Required For A Violation; To Amend Section 22-1-140, Relating To The Return Of Books Received By A Magistrate From The Clerk Of Court At The Expiration Of The Magistrates Term, So As To Delete The Minimum Sentence Required For A Violation; To Amend Section 22-5-170, Relating To Duty Of Special Officers Appointed By Magistrates, So As To Delete The Minimum Sentence Required For A Violation; To Amend Section 22-7-40, Relating To Receipt Of Certain Compensation By Magistrates In Criminal Cases, So As To Delete The Minimum Sentence Required For A Violation; To Amend Section 23-1-140, Relating To Rural Policemen Collecting Fees In Certain Cases, So As To Delete The Minimum Sentence Required For A Violation; To Amend Section 23-3-310, Relating To Improper Release Of Information, So As To Delete The Minimum Sentence Required For A Violation; To Amend Section 23-3-430, Relating To The Sex Offender Registry, So As To Require The Court To Make A Finding On The Record That The Offense Included A Criminal Sexual Offense For A Person Convicted Of Kidnapping In Order For The Offender To Be Placed On The Sex Offender Registry; To Amend Section 23-3-470, Relating To Failure To Register As A Sex Offender, So As To Delete The Minimum Sentence Required For Violations; To Amend Section 23-3-475, Relating To Registering With False Information, So As To Delete The Minimum Sentence Required For Violations; To Amend Section 23-15-70, Relating To Violation Of The Call Out For Assistance Or Posse Comitatus, So As To Delete The Minimum Sentence Required For A Violation; To Amend Section 23-35-150, Relating To Fireworks, So As To Delete The Minimum Sentence Required For Violations; To Amend Section 23-36-170, Relating To The Explosives Control Act, So As To Delete The Minimum Sentence Required For Violations; To Amend Section 24-3-410, Relating To The Sale Of Prison-Made Products On Open Market Generally Prohibited, So As To Delete The Minimum Sentence Required For A Violation; To Amend Section 24-3-420, Relating To Prison Industries Violations, So As To Delete The Minimum Sentence Required For A Violation; To Amend Section 24-3-950, Relating To Prison Contraband, So As To Delete The Minimum Sentence Required For A Violation; To Amend Section 24-5-130, Relating To Leaving Jails Unattended, So As To Delete The Minimum Sentence Required For A Violation; To Amend Section 24-7-155, Relating To Furnishing Or Possessing Contraband In Jail, So As To Delete The Minimum Sentence Required For A Violation; To Amend Section 24-13-260, Relating To Failure Of Officers Having Charge Of Inmate To Allow Deduction In Time Of Serving Sentence, So As To Delete The Minimum Sentence Required For A Violation; To Amend Section 24-13-410, Relating To Unlawful Escape Or Possessing Tools Or Weapons, So As To Delete The Minimum Sentence Required For A Violation; To Amend Section 24-13-430, Relating To Rioting Or Inciting To Riot By An Inmate, So As To Delete The Minimum Sentence Required For A Violation; To Amend Section 24-13-460, Relating To Furnishing Prisoners Alcoholic Beverages Or Narcotic Drugs, So As To Delete The Minimum Sentence Required For A Violation; To Amend Section 27-3-30, Relating To Punishment Of Parties To Fraudulent Conveyances, So As To Delete The Minimum Sentence Required For A Violation; To Amend Section 29-1-30, Relating To The Wilful Sale Of Property On Which A Lien Exists, So As To Delete The Minimum Sentence Required For A Violation; To Amend Section 29-7-20, Relating To Failure To Pay Laborers, So As To Delete The Minimum Sentence Required For A Violation; To Amend Section 33-45-170, Relating To Membership In Cotton Cooperatives, So As To Delete The Minimum Sentence Required For A Violation; To Amend Section 34-3-10, Relating To Unlawful Use Of The Word "Bank" Or "Banking," So As To Delete The Minimum Sentence Required For A Violation; To Amend Section 34-3-80, Relating To Criminal Liability Of Bank Officials Furnishing False Certificates To The Comptroller General, So As To Delete The Minimum Sentence Required For A Violation; To Amend Section 34-11-30, Relating To Receipt Of Deposits Or Trusts After Knowledge Of Insolvency, So As To Delete The Minimum Sentence Required For A Violation; To Amend Section 34-11-90, Relating To Fraudulent Checks, So As To Amend The Jurisdiction Of Magistrates Court And To Delete The Minimum Sentence Required For A Violation; To Amend Section 36-9-410, Relating To Unlawful Sale Or Disposal Of Personal Property Subject To Security Interest, So As To Revise The Penalties; To Amend Section 38-2-30, Relating To Insurance And Acting Without A License, So As To Delete The Minimum Sentence Required For A Violation; To Amend Section 38-55-170, Relating To Presenting False Claims For Payment, So As To Revise The Penalties; To Amend Section 39-1-20, Relating To Making Intentionally Untrue Statements In Advertising, So As To Delete The Minimum Sentence Required For A Violation; To Amend Section 39-1-80, Relating To Industrial Hygiene And Safety Professionals' Certification, So As To Delete The Minimum Sentence Required For A Violation; To Amend Section 39-15-10, Relating To Manufacturers' Use Of Marked Beer, Soda Water, Or Mineral Water Containers Of Others, So As To Delete The Minimum Sentence Required For A Violation; To Amend Section 39-15-15, Relating To Requirements For Labeling Products As "Peat", So As To Delete The Minimum Sentence Required For A Violation; To Amend Section 39-15-480, Relating To Unauthorized Possession Of Marked Or Branded Containers, So As To Delete The Minimum Sentence Required For A Violation; To Amend Section 39-15-750, Relating To Destruction Of Brand Or Removal Or Transfer Of Timber, So As To Delete The Minimum Sentence Required For A Violation; To Amend Section 39-19-510, Relating To Fraud In Sale Of Leaf Tobacco, So As To Delete The Minimum Sentence Required For A Violation; To Amend Section 39-33-1320, Relating To Butterfat Content And Weight Of Milk, So As To Delete The Minimum Sentence Required For Violations; To Amend Section 39-33-1540, Relating To Unauthorized Use Of Stamped Bottles Of Other Dealers In Milk In The Same County, So As To Delete The Minimum Sentence Required For A Violation; To Amend Section 39-41-160, Relating To Fraudulent Violation Of Petroleum Requirements, So As To Delete The Minimum Sentence Required For A Violation; To Amend Section 39-41-360, Relating To The Sale Of Lubricating Oils, So As To Delete The Minimum Sentence Required For A Violation; To Amend Section 39-51-120, Relating To Antifreeze, So As To Delete The Minimum Sentence Required For A Violation; To Amend Section 40-2-590, Relating To Regulation Of Accounting Practitioners, So As To Delete The Minimum Sentence Required For A Violation; To Amend Section 40-8-190, Relating To The Perpetual Care Cemetery Act, So As To Delete The Minimum Sentence Required For A Violation; To Amend Section 40-36-30, Relating To Occupational Therapists Practicing While License Suspended Or Revoked, So As To Delete The Minimum Sentence Required For A Violation; To Amend Section 40-41-710, Relating To A Retailer'S Record Of Stolen Property, So As To Delete The Minimum Sentence Required For A Violation; To Amend Section 40-51-220, Relating To Podiatry Or Chiropody, So As To Delete The Minimum Sentence Required For A Violation; To Amend Section 40-56-200, Relating To Fire Codes And Regulations Adopted By The State Fire Marshal, So As To Delete The Minimum Sentence Required For A Violation; To Amend Section 40-59-30, Relating To Residential Specialty Contracting License Requirements, So As To Delete The Minimum Sentence Required For A Violation; To Amend Section 40-69-200, Relating To Unlawful Practice Or Filing False Information To Obtain A Veterinary License, So As To Delete The Minimum Sentence Required For A Violation; To Amend Section 40-82-200, Relating To Obtaining A License To Do Business In Liquid Petroleum Gas, So As To Delete The Minimum Sentence Required For A Violation; To Amend Section 41-1-20, Relating To Unlawful Discrimination Against Union Members, So As To Delete The Minimum Sentence Required For A Violation; To Amend Section 41-1-60, Relating To Transactions Between Carriers Or Shippers And Labor Organizations Prohibited, So As To Delete The Minimum Sentence Required For A Violation; To Amend Section 41-3-140, Relating To Impeding The Director Of The Department Of Labor, Licensing And Regulation In Performance Of His Duties, So As To Delete The Minimum Sentence Required For A Violation; To Amend Section 41-7-80, Relating To Right To Work, So As To Delete The Minimum Sentence Required For A Violation; To Amend Section 42-5-45, Relating To Penalty For Failure Of Employers To Secure Payments Of Compensation, So As To Delete The Minimum Sentence Required For A Violation; To Amend Section 42-5-240, Relating To Acting As An Insurance Agent While Suspended, So As To Delete The Minimum Sentence Required For Violations; To Amend Section 44-1-150, Relating To The Violation Of Rules Of The Department Of Health And Environmental Control, So As To Delete The Minimum Sentence Required For A Violation; To Amend Section 44-1-151, Relating To Violations Involving Shellfish, So As To Delete The Minimum Sentence Required For Violations; To Amend Section 44-23-1080, Relating To Patients And Prisoners Denied Access To Alcoholic Beverages, Firearms, Dangerous Weapons, And Controlled Substances, So As To Delete The Minimum Sentence Required For Violations; To Amend Section 44-52-165, Relating To Patients Receiving Addiction Services Prohibited From Possessing Alcohol, Firearms, Weapons, Or Drugs, So As To Delete The Minimum Sentence Required For Violations; To Amend Section 44-53-370, Relating To The Unlawful Possession, Manufacture, And Trafficking Of Controlled Substances, So As To Amend The Penalties, Weight Presumptions, And Eliminate Mandatory Minimum Sentences; To Amend Section 44-53-375, Relating To The Unlawful Possession, Manufacture, And Trafficking Of Methamphetamine, Cocaine Base, Or Other Controlled Substances, So As To Amend The Penalties, Weight Presumptions, And Eliminate Mandatory Minimum Sentences; To Amend Section 44-55-700, Relating To Septic Tank Installations, So As To Delete The Minimum Sentence Required For A Violation; To Amend Section 44-61-70, Relating To Emergency Services And Hindering An Agent Of The Department Of Health And Environmental Control, So As To Delete The Minimum Sentence Required For A Violation; To Amend Section 45-2-40, Relating To Violations Committed By A Person On Premises Or Property Of A Lodging Establishment, So As To Revise The Penalties For A Violation; To Amend Section 45-3-20, Relating To Obstruction Of Hotel And Restaurant Inspections, So As To Delete The Minimum Sentence Required For A Violation; To Amend Section 45-9-90, Relating To The Violation Of The Right To Equal Enjoyment Of And Privileges To Public Accommodations, So As To Delete The Minimum Sentence Required For A Violation; To Amend Section 46-1-20, Relating To Stealing Crops From The Field, So As To Revise The Penalties; To Amend Section 46-1-40, Relating To Stealing Tobacco Plants From Beds, So As To Revise The Penalties; To Amend Section 46-1-60, Relating To Making Away With Or Disposing Of Produce Before Paying, So As To Revise The Penalties; To Amend Section 46-1-70, Relating To Factors Or Commission Merchants Failing To Account For Produce, So As To Revise The Penalties; To Amend Section 46-9-80, Relating To Interfering With The Agriculture Commission, So As To Delete The Minimum Sentence Required For A Violation; To Amend Section 46-9-90, Relating To The State Crop Pest Commission, So As To Delete The Minimum Sentence Required For A Violation; To Amend Section 46-17-400, Relating To Agricultural Commodities Marketing, So As To Delete The Minimum Sentence Required For A Violation; To Amend Section 46-29-20, Relating To Fraudulent Packing, So As To Delete The Minimum Sentence Required For A Violation; To Amend Section 47-1-40, Relating To Ill-Treatment Of Animals, So As To Delete The Minimum Sentence Required For A Violation; To Amend Section 47-1-60, Relating To Cutting Muscles Of Tails Of Horses, Asses, And Mules, So As To Delete The Minimum Sentence Required For A Violation; To Amend Section 47-3-530, Relating To Stealing Or Killing An Identifiable Dog, So As To Delete The Minimum Sentence Required For A Violation; To Amend Section 47-3-630, Relating To Teasing, Maltreating, And Injuring Police Dogs, So As To Delete The Minimum Sentence Required For A Violation; To Amend Section 47-3-950, Relating To Unauthorized Control Over Guide Dogs Or Service Animals, So As To Delete The Minimum Sentence Required For A Violation; To Amend Section 47-7-160, Relating To Unlawful Rescuing Of An Animal From Custody Of A Person Impounding It, So As To Delete The Minimum Sentence Required For A Violation; To Amend Section 47-9-410, Relating To Livestock Branding Or Earmarking, So As To Delete The Minimum Sentence Required For A Violation; To Amend Section 47-13-70, Relating To Selling Flesh Of Diseased Or Injured Animals, So As To Delete The Minimum Sentence Required For A Violation; To Amend Section 48-23-265, Relating To Payment To A Landowner For Forest Products Purchased, So As To Delete The Minimum Sentence Required For A Violation; To Amend Section 48-43-550, Relating To Removal Of Discharges Of Pollutants, So As To Delete The Minimum Sentence Required For A Violation; To Amend Section 49-1-50, Relating To Sale Or Purchase Of Drifted Lumber Or Timber, So As To Revise The Penalties; To Amend Section 50-1-85, Relating To The Use Of Firearms Or Archery Tackle In A Criminally Negligent Manner, So As To Delete The Minimum Sentence Required For Violations; To Amend Section 50-1-125, Relating To Trafficking In Wildlife, So As To Delete The Minimum Sentence Required For Violations; To Amend Section 50-1-130, Relating To Fish, Game, And Watercraft Violations, So As To Delete The Minimum Sentence Required For A Violation; To Amend Section 50-5-730, Relating To Trawling Near A Public Fishing Pier, So As To Delete The Minimum Sentence Required For A Violation; To Amend Section 50-5-2535, Relating To The Marine Resources Act, Engaging In Prohibited Activities While Under Suspension, So As To Delete The Minimum Sentence Required For A Violation; To Amend Section 50-11-100, Relating To Enclosures Impeding Free Range Of Deer Being Hunted, So As To Delete The Minimum Sentence Required For A Violation; To Amend Section 50-11-730, Relating To Unlawful Hunting, Shooting, Or Killing Of Deer From A Water Conveyance, So As To Delete The Minimum Sentence Required For A Violation; To Amend Section 50-11-810, Relating To Game Birds For Which No Specific Open Season Is Designated, So As To Delete The Minimum Sentence Required For A Violation; To Amend Section 50-11-852, Relating To The Unlawful Molestation Or Killing Of Birds Of Prey, So As To Delete The Minimum Sentence Required For A Violation; To Amend Section 50-11-1105, Relating To The Authority Of The Department Of Natural Resources To Declare Closed Season, So As To Delete The Minimum Sentence Required For A Violation; To Amend Section 50-11-1110, Relating To The Authority Of The Department Of Natural Resources To Close Or Shorten Open Season, So As To Delete The Minimum Sentence Required For A Violation; To Amend Section 50-11-1340, Relating To Responsibility Of A Manager, Owner, Or Licensee For Violations On A Shooting Preserve, So As To Delete The Minimum Sentence Required For A Violation; To Amend Section 50-11-1730, Relating To The Transporting Of Game Birds Or Animals Out Of State, So As To Delete The Minimum Sentence Required For A Violation; To Amend Section 50-11-2210, Relating To Abuse Of Wildlife Management Area Land, So As To Delete The Minimum Sentence Required For A Violation; To Amend Section 50-11-2640, Relating To Importing Foxes And Coyotes, So As To Delete The Minimum Sentence Required For A Violation; To Amend Section 50-13-1210, Relating To Prohibition Of A Permanent Obstruction To Migration Of Fish, So As To Delete The Minimum Sentence Required For A Violation; To Amend Section 50-13-1410, Relating To Pollution Of Waters Injuring Fish And Shellfish, So As To Delete The Minimum Sentence Required For A Violation; To Amend Section 50-13-1420, Relating To Poisoning Waters Or Producing Electric Currents To Catch Fish, So As To Delete The Minimum Sentence Required For A Violation; To Amend Section 50-13-1430, Relating To Casting Impurities In Waters, So As To Delete The Minimum Sentence Required For A Violation; To Amend Section 50-13-1630, Relating To The Unlawful Importing, Possessing, Or Selling Of Certain Fish, So As To Delete The Minimum Sentence Required For A Violation; To Amend Section 50-13-2015, Relating To Fish Sanctuary In St. Stephen Rediversion Canal, So As To Delete The Minimum Sentence Required For A Violation; To Amend Section 50-18-285, Relating To Tampering, Damaging, Vandalizing, Poisoning, Or Stealing Of Aquaculture Products Or Facilities, So As To Delete The Minimum Sentence Required For A Violation; To Amend Section 50-19-251, Relating To Slade Lake Fishing And Recreational Requirements, So As To Delete The Minimum Sentence Required For A Violation; To Amend Section 50-19-590, Relating To Fishing Near The Greenwood Power Plant, So As To Delete The Minimum Sentence Required For Violations; To Amend Section 50-19-1190, Relating To The Shelly Lake Fish Sanctuary, So As To Delete The Minimum Sentence Required For A Violation; To Amend Section 50-21-112, Relating To Boating Under The Influence, So As To Delete The Minimum Sentence Required For Violations; To Amend Section 50-21-113, Relating To Boating Under The Influence Resulting In Property Damage, Great Bodily Injury, Or Death, So As To Delete The Minimum Sentence Required For A Violation; To Amend Section 50-21-117, Relating To The Operation Of A Water Device While Privileges Are Suspended, So As To Delete The Minimum Sentence Required For A Violation; To Amend Section 50-23-385, Relating To Houseboats With Waste-Holding Tanks, So As To Delete The Minimum Sentence Required For A Violation; To Amend Section 52-1-40, Relating To Circuses, Carnivals, And Traveling Shows, So As To Delete The Minimum Sentence Required For A Violation; To Amend Section 52-13-10, Relating To The Operation Of Dance Halls On Sunday Forbidden, So As To Delete The Minimum Sentence Required For A Violation; To Amend Section 52-13-40, Relating To Dance Halls, So As To Delete The Minimum Sentence Required For A Violation; To Amend Section 54-11-50, Relating To Destroying, Damaging, Or Obstructing Monuments Or Buildings Of United States Coast Surveys, So As To Delete The Minimum Sentence Required For A Violation; To Amend Section 55-1-40, Relating To Unlawful Entry Of Aircraft, So As To Delete The Minimum Sentence Required For A Violation; To Amend Section 55-1-100, Relating To Operating Or Acting As A Flight Crew Member Of An Aircraft While Under The Influence Of Alcohol Or Drugs, So As To Delete The Minimum Sentence Required For A Violation; To Amend Section 55-13-40, Relating To Trespassing, Parking, Driving, Or Drag Racing On Airport Property, So As To Delete The Minimum Sentence Required For A Violation; To Amend Section 56-1-350, Relating To Failure To Return A Canceled Or Suspended Driver'S License, So As To Delete The Minimum Sentence Required For A Violation; To Amend Section 56-1-440, Relating To Penalties For Driving Without A License, So As To Delete The Minimum Sentence Required For Violations; To Amend Section 56-1-450, Relating To Penalties For Unlawful Operation After Conviction For Which Suspension Or Revocation Of A License Is Mandatory, So As To Delete The Minimum Sentence Required For A Violation; To Amend Section 56-1-460, Relating To Penalties For Driving While A License Is Cancelled, Suspended Or Revoked For Driving Under The Influence, So As To Delete The Minimum Sentence Required For Violations; To Amend Section 56-1-2070, Relating To Driving Commercial Motor Vehicles Without A Valid License, So As To Delete The Minimum Sentence Required For Violations; To Amend Section 56-3-1910, Relating To Forgery Of License Plates For Handicapped Persons, So As To Delete The Minimum Sentence Required For A Violation; To Amend Section 56-3-1960, Relating To Temporary And Permanent Parking Placards, Illegal Duplication Or Forgery, So As To Delete The Minimum Sentence Required For A Violation; To Amend Section 56-3-5400, Relating To The Fraternal Order Of Police Special License Plates, So As To Delete The Minimum Sentence Required For A Violation; To Amend Section 56-5-2930, Relating To Driving Under The Influence, So As To Delete The Minimum Sentence Required For Violations; To Amend Section 56-5-2933, Relating To Driving With An Unlawful Alcohol Concentration, So As To Delete The Minimum Sentence Required For Violations; To Amend Section 56-5-2945, Relating To Felony Driving Under The Influence, So As To Delete The Minimum Sentence Required For A Violation; To Amend Section 56-9-340, Relating To Failure To Surrender A License And Registration, So As To Delete The Minimum Sentence Required For Violations; To Amend Section 56-10-240, Relating To The Requirement That Upon Loss Of Insurance, The Insured Must Obtain New Insurance Or Surrender Registration And Plates, So As To Delete The Minimum Sentence Required For Violations; To Amend Section 56-10-250, Relating To The Unlawful Selling Of A Vehicle With A Suspended Registration To Family Members, So As To Delete The Minimum Sentence Required For Violations; To Amend Section 56-10-260, Relating To A False Certificate Or False Evidence Of Insurance, So As To Delete The Minimum Sentence Required For Violations; To Amend Section 56-10-520, Relating To Operating A Motor Vehicle Without Paying The Uninsured Motor Vehicle Fee, So As To Delete The Minimum Sentence Required For Violations; To Amend Section 57-7-20, Relating To Putting Foreign Substances On Highways, So As To Delete The Minimum Sentence Required For A Violation; To Amend Section 57-13-110, Relating To Injury To Or Destruction Of Bridges, So As To Delete The Minimum Sentence Required For A Violation; To Amend Section 57-17-110, Relating To County Apportionment Of Road Funds Through The Fiscal Year, So As To Delete The Minimum Sentence Required For A Violation; To Amend Section 58-15-840, Relating To Taking Or Removing Brasses, Bearings, Waste, Or Packing From Railroad Cars, So As To Delete The Minimum Sentence Required For A Violation; To Amend Section 58-17-2760, Relating To Railroads, And Connecting Carriers, So As To Delete The Minimum Sentence Required For A Violation; To Amend Section 58-17-4090, Relating To Obstruction Of A Railroad, So As To Delete The Minimum Sentence Required For A Violation; To Amend Section 58-23-80, Relating To Motor Vehicle Carriers, So As To Delete The Minimum Sentence Required For A Violation; To Amend Section 58-23-920, Relating To Insurance Required Of Owners Of Motor Vehicles Transporting Goods For Hire, So As To Delete The Minimum Sentence Required For Violations; To Amend Section 59-5-130, Relating To The State Board Of Education, Members Prohibited From Contracting With The Board, So As To Delete The Minimum Sentence Required For A Violation; To Amend Section 59-19-310, Relating To Exercising The Office Of A School Trustee After Termination Of Office, So As To Delete The Minimum Sentence Required For A Violation; To Amend Section 59-25-30, Relating To Officials Not Permitted To Designate Places For Teachers To Board Or Live, So As To Delete The Minimum Sentence Required For A Violation; To Amend Section 59-29-560, Relating To School Disbursement Of And Accountability For Funds, So As To Delete The Minimum Sentence Required For A Violation; To Amend Section 59-31-590, Relating To School Personnel Not Permitted To Act As Agents For Publishers, So As To Delete The Minimum Sentence Required For A Violation; To Amend Section 59-67-120, Relating To The Prohibition Of Tampering With School Bus Governors, So As To Delete The Minimum Sentence Required For A Violation; To Amend Section 59-67-210, Relating To Unlawful School Bus Passing Of Another School Bus, So As To Delete The Minimum Sentence Required For A Violation; To Amend Section 59-67-280, Relating To Transportation Of Pupils And School Buses, So As To Delete The Minimum Sentence Required For A Violation; To Amend Section 59-69-260, Relating To Officials Prohibited From Acquiring Interest In Claims Or Contracts, So As To Delete The Minimum Sentence Required For A Violation; To Amend Section 59-111-180, Relating To Misrepresentation Of Scholarship Eligibility, So As To Delete The Minimum Sentence Required For A Violation; To Amend Section 59-116-80, Relating To Impersonation Of A Campus Police Officer, So As To Delete The Minimum Sentence Required For A Violation; To Amend Section 59-150-250, Relating To Unlawful Lottery Ticket Sales To A Minor Or Accepting A Lottery Prize While Incarcerated, So As To Delete The Minimum Sentence Required For Violations; To Amend Section 59-152-150, Relating To Standard Fiscal Accountability System Disbursements, So As To Delete The Minimum Sentence Required For A Violation; To Amend Section 61-2-240, Relating To Alcohol And Alcoholic Beverages, Interference With Officers And Abusive Language, So As To Delete The Minimum Sentence Required For A Violation; To Amend Section 61-2-250, Relating To Alcohol And Alcoholic Beverages, So As To Delete The Minimum Sentence Required For A Violation; To Amend Section 61-4-20, Relating To The Sale Of Alcohol Without Taxes Levied, So As To Delete The Minimum Sentence Required For A Violation; To Amend Section 61-4-160, Relating To Discount Pricing For On-Premises Alcohol Consumption, So As To Delete The Minimum Sentence Required For A Violation; To Amend Section 61-4-560, Relating To Beer, Ale, Porter, Wine, And Operation Without A Permit, So As To Delete The Minimum Sentence Required For A Violation; To Amend Section 61-4-600, Relating To Surrender Of Beer Or Wine Sales Licenses, So As To Delete The Minimum Sentence Required For A Violation; To Amend Section 61-4-610, Relating To Unlawful Sales Of Beer And Wine, So As To Delete The Minimum Sentence Required For A Violation; To Amend Section 61-4-780, Relating To Provisions Affecting Wine Sales, So As To Delete The Minimum Sentence Required For A Violation; To Amend Section 61-4-910, Relating To Provisions Affecting Beer, So As To Delete The Minimum Sentence Required For A Violation; To Amend Section 61-6-4010, Relating To Unlawful Manufacture, Possession, Or Sales Of Alcoholic Liquors, So As To Delete The Minimum Sentence Required For Violations; To Amend Section 61-6-4025, Relating To Possession Of Unlawfully Acquired Or Manufactured Alcoholic Liquors In A Vehicle, Vessel, Or Aircraft, So As To Delete The Minimum Sentence Required For Violations; To Amend Section 61-6-4030, Relating To Transportation Of Alcoholic Liquors In A Vehicle For Hire, So As To Delete The Minimum Sentence Required For Violations; To Amend Section 61-6-4040, Relating To Rendering Aid In Unlawful Transportation Of Alcoholic Liquors, So As To Delete The Minimum Sentence Required For Violations; To Amend Section 61-6-4050, Relating To Purchase From Unlicensed Alcohol Retail Dealers, So As To Delete The Minimum Sentence Required For Violations; To Amend Section 61-6-4060, Relating To Unlicensed Storage Of Alcoholic Liquors In A Place Of Business, So As To Delete The Minimum Sentence Required For Violations; To Amend Section 61-6-4100, Relating To Distilleries, So As To Delete The Minimum Sentence Required For Violations; To Amend Section 61-6-4110, Relating To Knowingly Permitting A Distillery On Premises, So As To Delete The Minimum Sentence Required For Violations; To Amend Section 61-6-4120, Relating To Materials Used In The Manufacture Of Alcoholic Liquors, So As To Delete The Minimum Sentence Required For Violations; To Amend Section 61-6-4130, Relating To Presence At A Distillery Prima Facie Evidence Of Guilt, So As To Delete The Minimum Sentence Required For Violations; To Amend Section 61-6-4140, Relating To Employment Of Persons Under The Age Of Twenty-One Years, So As To Delete The Minimum Sentence Required For Violations; To Amend Section 61-6-4150, Relating To The Sale Of Alcoholic Liquors From A Vehicle, Vessel, Or Aircraft, So As To Delete The Minimum Sentence Required For Violations; To Amend Section 61-6-4160, Relating To Sunday And Christmas Day Sales Of Alcoholic Liquors, So As To Delete The Minimum Sentence Required For Violations; To Amend Section 61-6-4170, Relating To Billboards Encouraging Underage Drinking, So As To Delete The Minimum Sentence Required For Violations; To Amend Section 61-6-4180, Relating To Possession Of A Firearm Or Weapon By Sellers Of Alcoholic Liquors, So As To Delete The Minimum Sentence Required For A Violation; To Amend Section 61-6-4200, Relating To Dispossession Or Attempted Dispossession Of Alcoholic Liquors, So As To Delete The Minimum Sentence Required For A Violation; To Amend Section 61-6-4550, Relating To Discounting Of Prices Of Alcoholic Liquors, So As To Delete The Minimum Sentence Required For A Violation; To Amend Section 61-6-4700, Relating To Consumption Of Alcoholic Liquor On Premises, So As To Delete The Minimum Sentence Required For Violations; To Amend Section 61-8-50, Relating To Contempt Proceedings Related To Regulation Of Alcohol Sales, So As To Delete The Minimum Sentence Required For A Violation; To Amend Section 63-19-1670, Relating To Contraband In The Department Of Juvenile Justice, So As To Delete The Minimum Sentence Required For A Violation; To Amend Section 63-19-2420, Relating To Juveniles Loitering In A Billiard Room, So As To Delete The Minimum Sentence Required For A Violation; And By Adding Article 13 To Chapter 22, Title 17 So As To Enact The "Drug Court Program Act", To Direct Each Circuit Solicitor To Establish A Drug Court Program For Adults And Juveniles, To Provide Criteria For The Eligibility Of Persons Charged With Nonviolent Offenses, To Allow Each Circuit Solicitor To Establish An Office Of Drug Court Program Coordinator, To Direct The Commission On Prosecution Coordination To Establish A State Office Of Drug Court Coordination, To Provide For Fees For Participation In A Drug Court Program, To Provide For Annual Reports Detailing The Activities Of Drug Court Programs To The Commission On Prosecution Coordination, With A Copy Provided To The Sentencing Reform Oversight Committee, And To Provide For The Appointment Of Drug Court Judges And Their Compensation.
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Mar 20 2018 |
Recommitted To Committee On Judiciary
May 02 2018
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H 5352
(2017-2018 Regular Session)
A House Resolution To Express The Profound Sorrow Of The Members Of The South Carolina House Of Representatives Upon The Passing Of Mrs. Gearldean Hamilton "Gearld" Cooke Of Kershaw County, And To Extend Their Deepest Sympathy To Her Large And Loving Family And Her Many Friends.
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May 01 2018 |
Introduced And Adopted
May 01 2018
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H 5349
(2017-2018 Regular Session)
A House Resolution To Recognize And Honor Kenneth Harlow, Jr., Private First Class With The Myrtle Beach Police Department, And Congratulate Him For Being Named 2017 Rotary Club Co-Police Officer Of The Year.
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May 01 2018 |
Introduced And Adopted
May 01 2018
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H 4989
(2017-2018 Regular Session)
A Concurrent Resolution To Request The Department Of Transportation Name The Portion Of Mccarter Road In Greenville County From Its Intersection With South Carolina Highway 14 To Its Intersection With Interstate Highway 385 "Edward Charles 'Eddie' Case Memorial Boulevard" And Erect Appropriate Markers Or Signs Along This Portion Of Highway Containing This Designation.
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Feb 21 2018 |
Adopted, Returned To House With Concurrence
May 01 2018
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H 5350
(2017-2018 Regular Session)
A Concurrent Resolution To Honor And Commend Paige Bowser And Her Company, Breezy Quarters Of Abbeville, South Carolina, On Being Named A Winner Of The 2018 American Small Business Championship By Score And To Wish Her And Her Business Much Continued Success.
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May 01 2018 |
Introduced, Adopted, Returned With Concurrence
May 01 2018
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H 5348
(2017-2018 Regular Session)
A Concurrent Resolution To Honor And Commend Marc And Laurie Brawner, Owners Of Little Spider Creations, Inc., Of Little River, South Carolina, On Being Named A Winner Of The 2018 American Small Business Championship By Score And To Wish Them And Their Family-Run Business Much Continued Success.
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May 01 2018 |
Introduced, Adopted, Returned With Concurrence
May 01 2018
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H 5346
(2017-2018 Regular Session)
A House Resolution To Honor And Commend Katherine And Manning Frankstone, Owners Of Grey Ghost Bakery In Charleston, South Carolina, On Their Reception Of The Specialty Food Association'S Sofi Award And To Wish Them Much Continued Success In Their Culinary Endeavors.
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May 01 2018 |
Introduced And Adopted
May 01 2018
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H 5343
(2017-2018 Regular Session)
A House Resolution To Welcome Hannah Y. Kim, An Advocate For Korean War Veterans, As She Visits The Korean War Memorial On Mauldin Road In Greenville'S Conestee Park, And To Recognize And Commend Her Meaningful Work To Honor America'S Korean War Veterans.
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May 01 2018 |
Introduced And Adopted
May 01 2018
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H 5345
(2017-2018 Regular Session)
A House Resolution To Honor And Commend Berkeley Soil And Water Conservation District On The Occasion Of The Organization'S Seventy-Fifth Anniversary And To Applaud Them For Earning The Distinction Of Being Named The Outstanding Conservation District Of The Year And For Having The "Pump Award" Bestowed Upon Them By The South Carolina Association Of Conservation Districts.
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May 01 2018 |
Introduced And Adopted
May 01 2018
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H 5351
(2017-2018 Regular Session)
A House Resolution To Congratulate Lucille Wiggins Collins Gaines Of Charleston County On The Occasion Of Her One Hundredth Birthday And To Wish Her A Joyous Birthday Celebration And Many Years Of Continued Health And Happiness.
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May 01 2018 |
Introduced And Adopted
May 01 2018
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H 5342
(2017-2018 Regular Session)
A House Resolution To Congratulate Chester King, Principal Of Cherokee Trail Elementary School In Abbeville County School District, Upon The Occasion Of His Retirement, To Commend Him For His Many Years Of Dedicated Service As An Educator, And To Wish Him Much Happiness And Fulfillment In All His Future Endeavors.
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May 01 2018 |
Introduced And Adopted
May 01 2018
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H 5317
(2017-2018 Regular Session)
A Bill To Revoke The Fiscal Autonomy Of Laurens County School Districts 55 And 56, And To Revise The Manner In Which The Annual Budgets For Laurens County School Districts 55 And 56 Are Prepared And Approved.
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Apr 25 2018 |
Read Third Time And Sent To Senate
Apr 27 2018
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H 5318
(2017-2018 Regular Session)
A Bill To Provide That Laurens County On July 1, 2021, Shall Consist Of One School District To Be Known As The Laurens County Consolidated School District And To Abolish The Existing School Districts In Laurens County; To Provide That The Consolidated School District Be Governed By A Board Of Trustees Elected In Nonpartisan Elections On Specified Dates; To Provide For The Composition And Manner Of Election Of The Board; To Provide A Superintendent For The District To Be Appointed By The Board; To Provide For The Powers And Duties Of The Board And Superintendent; To Provide For The Manner In Which School Budgets Must Be Presented And The School Tax Millage Be Imposed And Calculated; To Provide For The Transfer Of The Assets And Liabilities Of The Two Present School Districts To The Consolidated School District With Certain Exceptions; To Provide The Manner In Which The Constitutional Debt Limitation Of The Consolidated School District For The Issuance Of A General Obligation Bond Must Be Determined; And To Provide For A Six-Member Transition Team To Be Appointed By The Boards Of District Two And District Seventeen To Make Recommendations Concerning Attendance Zones And Other Matters.
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Apr 25 2018 |
Read Third Time And Sent To Senate
Apr 27 2018
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H 5333
(2017-2018 Regular Session)
A House Resolution To Recognize And Commend The Honorable F. Gregory "Greg" Delleney, Jr., Of Chester County For His Dedicated Service In The House Of Representatives On Behalf Of His Constituents And The Citizens Of South Carolina And To Wish Him Much Future Joy.
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Apr 26 2018 |
Introduced And Adopted
Apr 26 2018
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H 5327
(2017-2018 Regular Session)
A House Resolution To Honor And Commend R. Lester "Les" Boles On The Occasion Of His Retirement From The Position Of Director Of Budget Development For The South Carolina Revenue And Fiscal Affairs Office After Thirty-Nine Years Of Exemplary Public Service To South Carolina.
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Apr 26 2018 |
Introduced And Adopted
Apr 26 2018
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H 5325
(2017-2018 Regular Session)
A House Resolution To Congratulate Mr. George Henry Davis, Jr., Esquire, Of Richland County On The Occasion Of His Eightieth Birthday And To Wish Him A Joyous Birthday Celebration And Much Happiness In The Days Ahead.
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Apr 25 2018 |
Scrivener's Error Corrected
Apr 26 2018
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H 5261
(2017-2018 Regular Session)
A Concurrent Resolution To Declare May 2018 "Electrical Safety Month" In South Carolina And To Encourage All Citizens To Establish And Practice Electrical Safety Habits In The Home, School, And Workplace To Reduce The Number Of Electrically Related Fires, Injuries, And Deaths.
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Apr 18 2018 |
Adopted, Returned To House With Concurrence
Apr 26 2018
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H 5337
(2017-2018 Regular Session)
A House Resolution To Recognize And Commend The Honorable Katherine E. "Katie" Arrington Of Dorchester County For Her Dedicated Service In The House Of Representatives On Behalf Of Her Constituents And The Citizens Of South Carolina And To Wish Her Much Success And Happiness In All Her Future Endeavors.
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Apr 26 2018 |
Introduced And Adopted
Apr 26 2018
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H 5334
(2017-2018 Regular Session)
A House Resolution To Recognize And Commend The Honorable Joseph Derham Cole, Jr., Of Spartanburg County For His Dedicated Service In The House Of Representatives On Behalf Of His Constituents And The Citizens Of South Carolina And To Wish Him Much Success And Happiness In All His Future Endeavors.
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Apr 26 2018 |
Introduced And Adopted
Apr 26 2018
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H 5332
(2017-2018 Regular Session)
A House Resolution To Declare The Annual Lupus Walk In Aiken On Saturday, May 5, As The 2018 South Carolina Lupus Walk And To Recognize And Commend Crowning Lupus For Raising Awareness Of Lupus And Gaining Support For Programs That Assist Those Who Suffer From The Disease Across The Palmetto State.
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Apr 26 2018 |
Introduced And Adopted
Apr 26 2018
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