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South Carolina Code > Title 19 > Chapter 9 - Out-Of-State Witnesses


Current as of: 2009
§ 19-9-10Short title
§ 19-9-20Definitions
§ 19-9-30Holding of hearing when resident is wanted as witness in another state
§ 19-9-40Ordering resident witness to attend out-of-State proceedings
§ 19-9-50Delivery of witness to custody of officer of requesting state
§ 19-9-60Penalty for failure to attend as witness out of state
§ 19-9-70Request by this State for witness from reciprocating state
§ 19-9-80Costs and fees paid to non-resident witness
§ 19-9-90Limit on time non-resident witness may be kept in State
§ 19-9-100Penalty for failure to attend as witness in this State
§ 19-9-110Non-resident witness shall not be subject to arrest or service of process
§ 19-9-120Witnesses passing through State shall not be subject to arrest or service of process
§ 19-9-130Rule of construction

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