South Carolina § 52-19-30 Prohibited acts.

South Carolina Statutes

§ 52-19-30 — Prohibited acts.

South Carolina § 52-19-30

Title 52AMUSEMENTS AND ATHLETIC CONTESTS

Ch. 19BUNGEE JUMPING

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S.C. Code Ann. § 52-19-30 (2026).

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(A)The practice of bungee jumping from a device other than a fixed platform is prohibited in this State.

(B)The practice of bungee jumping using an ankle harness is prohibited in this State.

(C)The practice of pre-stretching and releasing bungee cords for the purpose of catapulting jumpers is prohibited in this State.

(D)The practice of bungee jumping over water, sand, or any surface other than a safety air bag is prohibited in this State.

(E)The practice of tandem or multiple bungee jumping is prohibited in this State.

(F)The practice of sandbagging is prohibited in this State. For purposes of this chapter, "sandbagging" means the practice of holding onto any object (including another person) while bungee jumping, for the purpose of exerting more force on the bungee cord in order to

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(A) The practice of bungee jumping from a device other than a fixed platform is prohibited in this State. (B) The practice of bungee jumping using an ankle harness is prohibited in this State. (C) The practice of pre-stretching and releasing bungee cords for the purpose of catapulting jumpers is prohibited in this State. (D) The practice of bungee jumping over water, sand, or any surface other than a safety air bag is prohibited in this State. (E) The practice of tandem or multiple bungee jumping is prohibited in this State. (F) The practice of sandbagging is prohibited in this State. For purposes of this chapter, "sandbagging" means the practice of holding onto any object (including another person) while bungee jumping, for the purpose of exerting more force on the bungee cord in order to stretch it further, and then releasing the object during the jump causing the jumper to rebound with more force than could be created by the jumper's weight alone. (G) The use of any mechanical lifting device in conjunction with bungee jumping is prohibited.