South Carolina Code of Laws
Chapter 3 - South Carolina Law Enforcement Division
Section 23-3-25. Assignment of personnel; divisions.

South Carolina Code of Laws

Title 23 - Law Enforcement and Public Safety

Chapter 3 - South Carolina Law Enforcement Division

Section 23-3-10. Creation, chief and personnel of South Carolina Law Enforcement Division.

Section 23-3-15. Additional jurisdiction, authority and responsibilities; exclusive authority; other agencies or departments to assist SLED.

Section 23-3-20. Bond and oath of chief and agents; reappointment.

Section 23-3-25. Assignment of personnel; divisions.

Section 23-3-30. Supervision of security personnel employed by State.

Section 23-3-40. Recordation and classification of fingerprints taken in criminal investigations.

Section 23-3-45. Acceptance of fingerprints of applicants for admission to bar; exchange of records with Board of Law Examiners.

Section 23-3-47. South Carolina Commission on National and Community Service; criminal background checks.

Section 23-3-50. Revenue from certain fees and licenses to be remitted to State Treasurer.

Section 23-3-55. Expenditure of revenue.

Section 23-3-65. South Carolina Law Enforcement Assistance Program to provide counseling services and other support services.

Section 23-3-70. Plain language communications requirements for local and state emergency, fire, and law enforcement agencies.

Section 23-3-75. Administrative subpoena to a financial institution, public or private utility, or communications provider; disclosure; privacy of information; regulations; applicable federal law.

Section 23-3-80. Repealed by 2011 Act No. 69, Section 16, eff January 1, 2012.

Section 23-3-85. Confidential communications.

Section 23-3-110. Creation and functions of statewide criminal information and communication system.

Section 23-3-115. Fees for criminal record searches; charitable organizations; school districts.

Section 23-3-120. Reports of criminal data and fingerprints by law-enforcement agencies and court officials; taking of fingerprints.

Section 23-3-130. Determination of information to be supplied and methods of evaluation and dissemination; promulgation of rules and regulations.

Section 23-3-140. Effect of Article on disclosure of information.

Section 23-3-150. Grants and appropriations; contracts with public agencies.

Section 23-3-160. Investigation of injury or death of person under twenty-one when use of beverages containing alcohol suspected.

Section 23-3-170. Investigation of traffic-related injury or death of person where use of illegal drugs or controlled substances suspected.

Section 23-3-175. Inspection of junkyard, car dealership, parking lot, etc., for purpose of locating stolen vehicle or investigating titling or registration of wrecked or dismantled vehicle.

Section 23-3-200. Creation of Center; use of FBI file.

Section 23-3-210. Definitions.

Section 23-3-220. Chief of State Law Enforcement Division, generally; employees.

Section 23-3-230. Promulgation of regulations.

Section 23-3-240. Submission of missing person reports to Center.

Section 23-3-250. Dissemination of missing persons data by law enforcement agencies.

Section 23-3-260. Responsibilities of Center.

Section 23-3-270. Notification requirements when missing person located.

Section 23-3-280. Release of information.

Section 23-3-290. Fees.

Section 23-3-300. Toll-free phone line; instructions to callers; communication with law enforcement agencies.

Section 23-3-310. Improper release of information; penalty.

Section 23-3-320. Missing Person Task Force.

Section 23-3-330. Endangered Person Notification System.

Section 23-3-400. Purpose.

Section 23-3-410. Registry; contents and purpose; cross-reference alias names.

Section 23-3-420. Promulgation of regulations.

Section 23-3-430. Sex offender registry; convictions and not guilty by reason of insanity findings requiring registration.

Section 23-3-436. Registration of persons adjudicated delinquent.

Section 23-3-437. Removal of certain juveniles from registry.

Section 23-3-440. Notification of sheriff of offender's release, probation or change of residence; juvenile offenders.

Section 23-3-450. Offender registration with sheriff; sheriff's notification of local law enforcement agencies.

Section 23-3-460. Bi-annual registration for life subject to provisions of Section 23-3-462 and Section 23-3-463; notification of change of address; notification of local law enforcement agencies.

Section 23-3-462. Termination of registration requirements.

Section 23-3-463. Motion to request order to be removed from requirements of the sex offender registry.

Section 23-3-465. Residence in campus student housing.

Section 23-3-470. Failure to register or provide required notifications; penalties.

Section 23-3-475. Registering with false information; penalties.

Section 23-3-480. Notice of duty to register; what constitutes; registration following charge of failure to register not a defense.

Section 23-3-490. Public inspection of offender registry.

Section 23-3-500. Psychiatric or psychological treatment for children adjudicated for certain sex offenses.

Section 23-3-510. Persons committing criminal offenses using sex offender registry information; punishment.

Section 23-3-520. Immunity of public officials, employees, and agencies for acts or omissions under this article; exceptions; duties regarding disclosure of information.

Section 23-3-525. Notice by real estate brokerage about obtaining sex offender registry information.

Section 23-3-530. Protocol manual for sex offender registry; contents.

Section 23-3-535. Limitation on places of residence of certain sex offenders; exceptions; violations; local government ordinances; school districts required to provide certain information.

Section 23-3-538. Certain sex offenders prohibited from operating or working for child-oriented businesses; definitions; penalties.

Section 23-3-540. Electronic monitoring; reporting damage to or removing monitoring device; penalty.

Section 23-3-545. Effect of conviction of wilfully violating term or condition of active electronic monitoring.

Section 23-3-550. Assisting or harboring unregistered sex offender; penalty.

Section 23-3-555. Internet account, access provider, identifiers reporting requirements; notification of change; failure to comply; punishment; information provided to interactive computer services; judicial limitations on Internet usage by certain r...

Section 23-3-600. Short title.

Section 23-3-610. State DNA Database established; purpose.

Section 23-3-615. Definitions.

Section 23-3-620. When DNA samples required.

Section 23-3-625. DNA samples of missing persons.

Section 23-3-630. Persons authorized to take DNA sample; immunity from liability.

Section 23-3-635. DNA identification, typing, and testing of unidentified person's tissue and fluid samples.

Section 23-3-640. Specifications, procedures, and equipment; use of DNA profiles; disposition of samples.

Section 23-3-650. Confidentiality of DNA record and profile; availability; wilful disclosure; penalty.

Section 23-3-660. Expungement of DNA record; grounds for requesting.

Section 23-3-670. Cost of collection supplies for processing samples; processing fees.

Section 23-3-680. Promulgation of regulations.

Section 23-3-690. Promulgation of regulations for processes regarding samples.

Section 23-3-700. Implementation of article contingent on funding and regulations; implementation of DNA sample collection.

Section 23-3-810. Vulnerable Adults Investigations Unit established; duties.

Section 23-3-1010. National Crime Prevention and Privacy Compact ratified; State Law Enforcement Division to administer.

Section 23-3-1100. Determination of lawfulness of prisoner's presence in United States; notification of Department of Homeland Security of presence of unlawful alien; housing and maintenance expenses; transportation.

Section 23-3-1200. SLED electronic monitoring system; collection, storage and use of information.

Section 23-3-1300. Statewide sexual assault kit tracking system; creation; requirements; reports; confidentiality.

Section 23-3-1400. Blue alert program established; adoption of guidelines and procedures.