P.O. Box 22403, Charleston, SC 29414
Serving District 42
A Senate Resolution To Express The Profound Sorrow Of The Members Of The South Carolina Senate Upon The Passing Of Donald L. Fowler Of Columbia, Former Chairman Of The Democratic National Committee, To Celebrate His Life And Achievements, And To Extend The Deepest Sympathy To His Family And Many Friends.
A Bill To Enact The "South Carolina Compassionate Care Act"; To Amend Chapter 53, Title 44 Of The 1976 Code, Relating To Poisons, Drugs, And Other Controlled Substances, By Adding Article 20, To Provide For The Sale Of Medical Cannabis Products And The Conditions Under Which A Sale Can Occur; To Amend Section 12-36-2120(69) Of The 1976 Code, Relating To Exemptions From The South Carolina Sales And Use Tax, To Provide That Cannabis Sold By A Dispensary To A Cardholder Is Exempt From A Certain Sales Tax; To Repeal Article 4, Chapter 53, Title 44 Of The 1976 Code, Relating To Controlled Substances Therapeutic Research; And To Define Necessary Terms.
A Bill To Enact The "South Carolina Inclusionary Zoning Act"; To Amend Chapter 7, Title 6 Of The 1976 Code, Relating To Planning By Local Governments, By Adding Article 5, To Provide That Counties And Municipalities Are Authorized To Use Inclusionary Zoning Strategies To Increase The Availability Of Affordable Housing.
A Bill To Amend Chapter 1, Title 23 Of The 1976 Code, Relating To Law Enforcement And Public Safety, By Adding Section 23-1-242, To Prohibit The Deletion Or Destruction Of Data From A Body-Worn Camera With The Intent To Alter Or Influence A Criminal Action, Criminal Investigation, Internal Police Investigation, Civil Action, Or Potential Civil Action If Notice Is Provided By The Adverse Party, Or If Litigation Is Reasonably Anticipated, To Provide Penalties, And To Provide Exemptions; And To Amend Section 23-1-240(D) And (G)(2) Of The 1976 Code, Relating To Policies And Procedures For The Use Of Body-Worn Cameras, To Provide For The Circumstances In Which Policies And Procedures Established By Agencies Must Include For The Activation Of Recordings, And To Provide That A Trial Judge May Instruct A Jury That It May Infer Negligence If An Officer Wearing A Body-Worn Camera Failed To Produce Video.
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