Long argues most can't pay fines in magistrates courts
State Senator John D. Long III says many defendants cannot afford the 100 to 150 dollar fines. The hearing on indigency discussed installment payments, recent Supreme Court rulings, and the influence of income and family size on ability to pay.
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Charleston
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Jon Thames
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Aiken Standard Details Publication and Rates
The Aiken Standard established in 1867 publishes each weekday except Saturday and Sunday. It lists mailing addresses in Aiken South Carolina and provides subscription rates for carrier and mail delivery.
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Aiken Standard
Rutland Drive
Aiken
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Associated Press
New York School Buses 1971 Accidents Report
In 1971 New York state school buses were involved in 906 accidents causing eight deaths and 406 injuries. The data highlight road safety concerns for student transport and the human cost of bus incidents.
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New York State
EEOC Shifts Focus to Teacher Ratios in Schools
South Carolina official George Hamilton told about 300 school superintendents that federal emphasis on integration now targets educators and staffing practices. He urged examining race and sex ratios among faculty and staff to align with white black population shares, while noting male predominance in hires is not automatically unlawful. Hardwick Stuart added FOIA allows open meetings but permits executive sessions as needed.
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Myrtle Beach
South Carolina
George Hamilton
Hamilton
South Carolina Human Relations Commission
Equal Employment Opportunity Commission
EEOC
Hardwick Stuart
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