(A) If a payment for a fine and assessment levied in the circuit court is made in installments, the clerk of court must treat sixty-two percent of each installment as payment for a fine and distribute it pursuant to Section 14-1-205 and thirty-eight percent of each installment as payment for an assessment and distribute it pursuant to Section 14-1-206.
(B) If a payment for a fine and assessment levied in the magistrate's court is made in installments, the magistrate must treat 47 percent of each installment as payment for an assessment and distribute it pursuant to Section 14-1-207.
(C) If a payment for a fine and assessment levied in the municipal court is made in installments, the municipal court judge must treat 40 percent of each installment as payment for an assessment and distribute it pursuant to Section 14-1-208.
HISTORY: 1994 Act No. 497, Part II, Section 36E, eff January 1, 1995; 1996 Act No. 292, Section 2, eff May 6, 1996.
Structure South Carolina Code of Laws
Chapter 1 - General Provisions
Section 14-1-10. "Property" defined.
Section 14-1-20. "Real property" and "real estate" defined.
Section 14-1-30. "Personal property" defined.
Section 14-1-40. "Clerk" defined.
Section 14-1-50. Common law of England continues in effect.
Section 14-1-60. Rules of construction.
Section 14-1-70. Designation of the several courts of the State.
Section 14-1-80. Jurisdiction of the several courts of the state, generally.
Section 14-1-90. Chief Justice of Supreme Court is administrative head; powers and duties; vacancy.
Section 14-1-95. Power of chief justice to adjust salary of judicial employees.
Section 14-1-100. Rights in court not affected by race or color.
Section 14-1-120. Case continued on adjournment.
Section 14-1-130. Disqualification of judge by reason of relationship to parties.
Section 14-1-140. Persons attending court exempt from arrest; mileage allowed per day.
Section 14-1-150. Contempt of court; offenders to be heard.
Section 14-1-160. Breach of peace within hearing of court.
Section 14-1-170. Filing of undertakings.
Section 14-1-180. Jurors for inferior courts in counties containing a city of more than 70,000.
Section 14-1-190. Monies received by jurors constitute expense allowance.
Section 14-1-202. Authority to collect or compromise a court-ordered delinquent debt.
Section 14-1-203. Revenues from spousal and dependent children support actions.
Section 14-1-207. Additional assessment, magistrates court; remittance; disposition; annual audits.
Section 14-1-208. Additional assessment, municipal court; remittance; disposition; annual audits.
Section 14-1-209. Payment of fine and assessment in installments.
Section 14-1-211.5. Training and technical assistance.
Section 14-1-212. Surcharges on fines; distribution.
Section 14-1-214. Payment of fines, fees, court costs by credit or debit card.
Section 14-1-215. Retired judges or justices may preside in certain courts.
Section 14-1-216. Prohibition against assignment of family court judge to circuit court; exceptions.