Criminal Practice – Search & Seizure – Sex Offender – Failure to Register – Automatic Electronic Monitoring (access required)

Where the circumstances leading up to the imposition of electronic monitoring pursuant to S.C. Code Ann. § 23-3-540(E) will vary widely on a case-by-case basis, electronic monitoring under § 23-3-540(E) “must be ordered by the court” only after the court finds electronic monitoring would not be an unreasonable search based on the totality of the ...

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Criminal Practice – Search & Seizure – Sex Offender – Failure to Register – Automatic Electronic Monitoring

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