South Carolina § 14-3-940 Establishment of Court Register; manner in which Supreme Court rules become effective.

South Carolina Statutes

§ 14-3-940 — Establishment of Court Register; manner in which Supreme Court rules become effective.

South Carolina § 14-3-940

Title 14COURTS

Ch. 3SUPREME COURT

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S.C. Code Ann. § 14-3-940 (2026).

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There shall be established a "Court Register" which shall be published and maintained in current status with all proposed and final form rules promulgated by the Supreme Court. The Register shall be the responsibility of the Court Administrator. The Court Administrator shall transmit to the clerk of court of each county and to the Legislative Council a copy of the Court Register and all additions thereto when published. All rules promulgated by the Supreme Court shall become effective in the following manner:

(a)All rules governing the administration of all courts of the State shall become effective upon publication of such rules in the Court Register.

(b)Rules governing the practice and procedure of all courts of the State shall become effective upon publication in the Court Register an

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There shall be established a "Court Register" which shall be published and maintained in current status with all proposed and final form rules promulgated by the Supreme Court. The Register shall be the responsibility of the Court Administrator. The Court Administrator shall transmit to the clerk of court of each county and to the Legislative Council a copy of the Court Register and all additions thereto when published. All rules promulgated by the Supreme Court shall become effective in the following manner: (a) All rules governing the administration of all courts of the State shall become effective upon publication of such rules in the Court Register. (b) Rules governing the practice and procedure of all courts of the State shall become effective upon publication in the Court Register and review by the General Assembly pursuant to the provisions of Section 14-3-950.