Judge Rules Confederate Letters Belong to South Carolina
A U.S. Bankruptcy Court order declares a 440 plus letter collection from 1861 to 1863 as public records of South Carolina, not private property. The letters include exchanges between Confederate generals and governors Pickens and Bonham and works by Robert E. Lee.
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Lawmakers Reopen Medical Malpractice Debate
A Senate subcommittee in Columbia holds a series of public meetings to revisit South Carolina medical malpractice reforms. The first session examined apologies and pre trial settlements as a tool to reduce trials and boost learning from errors.
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