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§ 1-23-500 — South Carolina Administrative Law Court created; number of judges.

South Carolina·Title 1 ADMINISTRATION OF THE GOVERNMENT·Ch. 23 STATE AGENCY RULE MAKING AND ADJUDICATION OF CONTESTED CASES
There is created the South Carolina Administrative Law Court, which is an agency and a court of record within the executive branch of the government of this State. The court shall consist of a total of six administrative law judges. The administrative law judges shall be part of the state employees retirement system.

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Legislative History

HISTORY: 1993 Act No. 181, SECTION 19; 1994 Act No. 452, SECTION 9; 2004 Act No. 202, SECTION 1, eff April 26, 2004. Effect of Amendment The 2004 amendment deleted the designation preceding former subsection (A) and rewrote the paragraph, substituting "Administrative Law Court" for "Administrative Law Judge Division", and deleted subsection (B) relating to a feasibility study by the Judicial Council.

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§ 1-23-10
Definitions.
§ 1-23-100
Exemptions for Executive Orders, proclamations or documents issued by Governor's Office; treatment of some Executive Orders for information purposes.
§ 1-23-110
Procedures for publication of notice of proposed promulgation of regulations; public participation; contest of regulation for procedural defects.
§ 1-23-111
Regulation process; public hearings; report of presiding official; options upon unfavorable determination.
§ 1-23-115
Regulations requiring assessment reports; report contents; exceptions; preliminary assessment reports.
§ 1-23-120
Approval of regulations; submission to Legislative Council for submission to General Assembly; contents, requirements and procedures; compliance with federal law.
§ 1-23-125
Approval, disapproval and modification of regulations.
§ 1-23-126
Petition requesting promulgation, amendment or repeal of regulation.
§ 1-23-130
Emergency regulations.
§ 1-23-140
Duties of state agencies; necessity for public inspection.
§ 1-23-150
Appeals contesting authority of agency to promulgate regulation.
§ 1-23-160
Prior filed regulations unaffected.
§ 1-23-20
Custody, printing and distribution of documents charged to Legislative Council; establishment of State Register.
§ 1-23-270
Small business defined; economic impact statements; impact reduction options; judicial review of agency compliance; periodic review of regulations.
§ 1-23-280
Small Business Regulatory Review Committee; membership; terms.
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