There are plenty of signs in the statistics that South Carolina is seeing a spike in the number of COVID-19 cases in the state. Friday, Saturday and Sunday each had more than 300 new cases reported, the only days where ...
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Read More »County grand juries in South Carolina may convene in person beginning June 1, as long as grand jurors can be safely distanced and equipped with protective gear, and meeting rooms and courtrooms sanitized, the state’s Supreme Court has announced. Chief ...
Read More »By Joseph D. Steinfield BridgeTower Media Newswires If you Google the words “leadership qualities” you will find no shortage of entries. Rather than open those links and write about what others have to say, I decided to offer observations based ...
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Read More »The committee assigned by South Carolina Gov. Henry McMaster to plan to reopen the state after the initial spread of the coronavirus and figure out how to spend $1.9 billion in federal money finished its work Thursday. Accelerate SC submitted ...
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Read More »According to a study by Duke University, habits account for about 40 percent of human behavior every day. That means roughly half of people’s daily activities are performed almost the same ways each and every day. Our lives consist of ...
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Read More »The South Carolina Supreme Court has issued an order allowing anyone employed in or visiting county court facilities statewide to wear personal protective equipment (PPE) including, but not limited to, protective masks. The May 27 order issued by Chief Justice ...
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Attorneys and law firms have long had to deal with the mental health challenges that are so prevalent in the legal profession even in the best of times, and with COVID-19 both magnifying those existing stressors and creating some ...
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Read More »Alongside discussions of her own national political ambitions, former Georgia gubernatorial nominee Stacey Abrams is wading into elections outside her home state, endorsing the campaigns of seven Democrats vying for U.S. Senate seats. On Thursday, Abrams announced that she was ...
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Read More »A federal judge says people voting by absentee ballot in South Carolina don’t have to have a witness sign the voting papers. U.S. District Judge J. Michelle Childs on Monday ordered South Carolina officials to not enforce the requirement for ...
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Read More »South Carolina Gov. Henry McMaster signed a bill banning jails and prisons from using leg, waist and ankle restraints on pregnant women and women in labor, news outlets reported. “People go to prison as punishment, not for punishment.” McMaster said ...
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