South Carolina Fights Federal Motor Voter Law
South Carolina will appeal U.S. District Judge Matthew Perry's Nov 20 ruling to implement the motor voter law and seek delay while the appeal proceeds. Governor Beasley declines to join, while Attorney General Charlie Condon presses the case to preserve options to challenge before the Supreme Court.
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South Carolina
Columbia
Charlie Condon
U.S
Matthew Perry
Condon
California
U.S. Supreme Court
David Beasley
Ginny Wolfe
Beasley
Perry
State Eyes Permit Fees for Heritage Preserves
South Carolina officials consider charging permits for access to roughly 100000 acres of heritage preserves. A 1976 law allowed a five dollar annual fee, but it was never enforced. Proposals aim to fund maintenance while exempting children and license holders, with enforcement potential and voluntary options under review.
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Heritage Trust
Natural Resources Department Board
Mary Pope Waring
Charleston
Joe Edens
Columbia
Department
James Timmerman
Ms. Warng
Edens
Kohlsaat
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