South Carolina § 14-1-218 Allocation of deposits pursuant to Sections 14-1-206(C)(6), 14-1-207(C)(5) and 14-1-208(C)(5).

South Carolina Statutes

§ 14-1-218 — Allocation of deposits pursuant to Sections 14-1-206(C)(6), 14-1-207(C)(5) and 14-1-208(C)(5).

South Carolina § 14-1-218

Title 14COURTS

Ch. 1GENERAL PROVISIONS

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S.C. Code Ann. § 14-1-218 (2026).

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From the deposits made pursuant to Section 14-1-206(C)(6), Section 14-1-207(C)(5), and Section 14-1-208(C)(5), three million two hundred thousand dollars shall be allocated to the following agencies for support of the programs specified:

(1)five hundred thousand dollars to the Department of Juvenile Justice for the Juvenile Arbitration Program;

(2)four hundred fifty thousand dollars to the Department of Juvenile Justice for the Marine Institutes;

(3)five hundred thousand dollars to the Department of Juvenile Justice for the regional status offender programs; and (4) one million seven hundred fifty thousand dollars to the Office of Indigent Defense.

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From the deposits made pursuant to Section 14-1-206(C)(6), Section 14-1-207(C)(5), and Section 14-1-208(C)(5), three million two hundred thousand dollars shall be allocated to the following agencies for support of the programs specified: (1) five hundred thousand dollars to the Department of Juvenile Justice for the Juvenile Arbitration Program; (2) four hundred fifty thousand dollars to the Department of Juvenile Justice for the Marine Institutes; (3) five hundred thousand dollars to the Department of Juvenile Justice for the regional status offender programs; and (4) one million seven hundred fifty thousand dollars to the Office of Indigent Defense.