South Carolina Lawyers Weekly
As assisted living and skilled nursing homes across South Carolina slowly begin to allow people to visit residents, both the attorneys who advise those homes ...
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Nursing home visits resume, but leave many questions to answer
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Mt. Pleasant to pay $3M after man dies after arrest
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College’s manual was employment contract, despite saying it wasn’t
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S.C., N.C take different approaches in court operations
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Detective’s statements during interview were hearsay
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Family of man shot and killed in yard settles suit for $1M
Opinion Digests
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Civil Rights – Police reasonably ordered mental health evaluation
Where the police had a reasonable belief that the plaintiff posed a danger to herself and others, they were entitled to qualified immunity against claims ...
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Criminal Practice – Permit requirement insufficient for traffic stop
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Criminal Practice – Juvenility considered in imposing life sentence
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Administrative – HHS abortion rule enjoined
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Contract – Erroneous admission of evidence prompted new trial
Headlines
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Counties sue South Carolina over federal plutonium deal
BARNWELL, S.C. (AP) — A lawsuit against the state of South Carolina said a $600 million federal settlement over nuclear waste should go to the ...
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4th Circuit nixes S.C. witness requirement on absentee ballots
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Lawyers in the News – Sept. 28
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Senate GOP lines up with Trump to quickly fill court seat
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USC prof, students lend help to Taylor settlement
