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US Attorney's Office-District of South Carolina
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US Attorney's Office-District of South Carolina
The United States Attorneys Office conducts the majority of the criminal prosecutions handled by the Department of Justice. We receive criminal referrals from federal investigative agencies, state and local investigative agencies, and occasionally from citizens. After careful consideration of each criminal matter, the U.S. Attorney decides the appropriateness of bringing criminal charges and, when deemed appropriate, initiates prosecution. We investigate and prosecute a wide range of criminal activities and now handle a more diverse workload than ever before. The caseload includes [emotionally charged] violent crime, complex and time consuming financial institution fraud, computer fraud, environmental crime, sensitive public corruption, organized crime, complex drug and money laundering activities, child support enforcement, and cases involving multiple defendants and international organizations. ... [Read More]
US Attorney's Office-District of South Carolina
The Attorney General responded to the Task Force recommendations, and on July 21, 1981, issued an order instructing every United States Attorney to establish an LECC. Each committee has a U.S. Attorney's Office staff member as its coordinator. Today, all 93 United States Attorneys' Offices have an LECC consisting of federal, state, and local agencies involved in district law enforcement. The goal of these committees is to improve cooperation and coordination among law enforcement groups, thereby enhancing the effectiveness of the criminal justice system. The LECC program has become a cornerstone of joint federal, state and local law enforcement efforts. ... [Read More]
US Attorney's Office-District of South Carolina
VIOLENT CRIME TASK FORCE: The District of South Carolina's Violent Crime Task Force was an innovative program organized in October, 1993 and was the first of its type. After announcing her Violent Crime Initiative in March of 1994, Attorney General Janet Reno declared our program as a model for other districts. The lead agency of each task force is the United States Attorney's office. The law enforcement entities detailed to the program consist of local police officers, State prosecutors, and Federal agents who now work in cooperation rather than in competition. ... [Read More]
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South Carolina District Court Home Page
July 14 - CM/ECF Attorney Notice and Training Registration ( August 2005 classes now available ) (updated) July 14 - CM/ECF Judges' Filing Preferences (updated) July 14 - Powers of Attorney Listing (updated) July 05 - Notice: Instructions for attorneys in Social Security and ERISA cases (new) July 05 - Jury Selection Calendar (updated) Jun 23 - CM/ECF Attorney's User Manual (updated) Jun 17 - CM/ECF: Attorney Civil Events Listing (new) Jun 17 - CM/ECF: Attorney Criminal Events Listing (new) ... [Read More]
Past Commissioners: Public Service Commission of South Carolina - Elliott
Education: University of South Carolina College of Journalism (B.A., 1973); University of South Carolina (J.D., 1977). Assistant Attorney General, Office of South Carolina Attorney General, 1977-1982. Richland County Republican Party Chairman, 1986-1997; Chairman, Richland County Public Defender Corporation, 1994-1995. ... [Read More]
Past Commissioners: Public Service Commission of South Carolina - H. Clay Carruth, Jr.
South Carolina Senate Medical Affairs Committee, director of research and attorney, since 1990. He is a member of the South Carolina Bar Association. ... [Read More]
US Attorney's Office-District of South Carolina
The United States Attorneys Office conducts the majority of the criminal prosecutions handled by the Department of Justice. We receive criminal referrals from federal investigative agencies, state and local investigative agencies, and occasionally from citizens. After careful consideration of each criminal matter, the U.S. Attorney decides the appropriateness of bringing criminal charges and, when deemed appropriate, initiates prosecution. We investigate and prosecute a wide range of criminal activities and now handle a more diverse workload than ever before. The caseload includes [emotionally charged] violent crime, complex and time consuming financial institution fraud, computer fraud, environmental crime, sensitive public corruption, organized crime, complex drug and money laundering activities, child support enforcement, and cases involving multiple defendants and international organizations. ... [Read More]
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