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Aiken Standard

Location

Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America

Date

Jan 24, 1999

Page

3

Gambling boat takings battle may fail in South Carolina

Legal experts say a suit by Stardancer owner Sam Gray and other gambling ship operators over state bans is unlikely to succeed. They note constitutional takings require more direct property loss, with citations to Lucas v. Isle of Palms and regulatory interests. The Stardancer and Victori Casino began day trips after a federal ruling cleared cruises. Victori started taxing passengers near Myrtle Beach in November, Stardancer poised to sail from Little River.

Columbia South Carolina Sam Gray House Judiciary Subcommittee Gray US Supreme Court David Lucas Isle of Palms Lucas Patrick Hubbard University of South Carolina Hubbard Jerry Finkel Victori Casino Victori Little River Myrtle Beach

Hodges Pushes Balanced Reform for South Carolina Workers Comp

Gov Jim Hodges urged a middle course for South Carolina workers compensation at the South Carolina Bar midwinter meeting. He pledged to appoint knowledgeable, nonpartisan candidates to the seven member Workers Compensation Commission with Senate approval, aiming for fair treatment for plaintiffs and defendants and better legal practice.

Charleston Jim Hodges South Carolina Hodges Workers Compensation Commission

South Carolina sells driver license photos to New Hampshire firm

Greenville report reveals the Public Safety Department sold 3.5 million South Carolina driver photos to Image Data LLC for 5000 to support a nationwide fraud prevention system. The company bought 2.6 million records for similar terms and offers copies to the public for 2. The move follows a 1997 budget paragraph allowing such sales despite constitutional challenges and varying state laws.

Greenville Department of Public Safety Public Safety Department South Carolinna New Hampshire Image Data, LLC South Carolina

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