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The Civil Court System
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Alternative Dispute Resolution
Lawline FAQ: ADR provides alternatives to lawsuits and trials. The three primary methods of ADR include negotiation, mediation and arbitration. Content Detail
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Case Records Search by Clickable Map
Interactive map. The areas listed in red have placed their case records online. Click on one of them to search their case records. Content Detail
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Circuit Court Judges
Names and information about each of the South Carolina Circuit Court Judges. Content Detail
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Circuit Courts
Lawline FAQ: The Court system in South Carolina is set out, for the most part, in the State Constitution. In 1972, an amendment provided for judicial reform, and made a uniform system of circuit courts throughout the State. The circuit courts in South Carolina may be described as courts with original jurisdiction of almost every civil and criminal case. Content Detail
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Circuit Courts - Clerks of Court by Clickable Map
Interactive map. Click on the county to find out information about the local Circuit Court Clerk. Content Detail
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Circuit Riders Outreach Program
A database of resources and references for accessing legal information for all South Carolina. Content Detail
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Civil Matters
Procedural information for US District Court cases. Content Detail
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Clerk of Court Manual
Practices and procedures for South Carolina Clerks of Court. Content Detail
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Court of Appeals Clerk's Office
The fifteen-member clerk's office of the Court of Appeals provides services to litigants, media, and members of the general public. Content Detail
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Court of Appeals Judges
Names and links to information about each of the justices on the South Carolina Court of Appeals. Content Detail
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Divisions
Color-coded map with explanations of which types of cases are heard in each division. Content Detail
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Explanation of Case Numbers
Decoding case numbers in the US District Court for the District of South Carolina. Content Detail
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