Reforming Lobby Law Draws Ire From The Associated Press
Lawmakers clash over South Carolina lobbying reform with the Senate, House and attorney general in dispute. Proposals seek greater disclosure, but critics warn the changes shield lobbyists and hinder public access.
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Woman Pleads Guilty To Neglect For Drug Addicted Baby
A 27 year old Greenville woman pleaded guilty to neglect for delivering a heroin addicted baby. The infant suffered withdrawal six days after birth at Greenville Memorial Hospital and was placed in a foster home. The judge ordered a 10 year prison term.
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New protection for gravesites proposed in South Carolina bill
A House Judiciary Committee hearing centers on stiffer penalties for neglectfully damaging graves or desecrating gravesites. Rep. Herb Kirsh introduced the bill after a York County family alleged a funeral home harmed a relative’s 43 year old grave. Current law already makes desecration a felony with up to 10 years in prison and a $2,000 fine.
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