The South Carolina corpus, live-counted.

loaded PER RULE from the court's own pages — the serve-in-30 answer, the 15-day post-ruling rhythms, the April 30, 2026 wave already integrated

• Rule 12 — SERVE the answer within 30 days
• Rule 54 — costs; the wave's own 20-day line
• Rule 6 — the counting rule, loaded (no vendor boundary)
• Rule 26 — discovery's general provisions

the $7,500 room's own rulebook — 24 rules plus the scope provision

• Rule 12 — relief from judgment (one-year cap)

court-annexed and NON-BINDING by the scope line's own words; subpoenas ride Rule 45, SCRCP — a cross-reference that resolves inside this corpus

• Rule 12 — the non-binding hearing + the Rule 45 xref

the Authorized E-Filer is a licensed South Carolina attorney by the policies' own definition

• Section 1 — the definitions incl. Authorized E-Filer

the SCRE, loaded whole — and a GUIDE (not law) in annexed arbitration, except privilege

the civil-facing SCACR — whose own lower-court definition names MASTERS-IN-EQUITY inside circuit court

• Rule 202 — the lower courts, masters-in-equity included

the General Assembly's own chapter pages — the three-year core, the sixteen statutory circuits, the $7,500 ceiling, the court-defines-UPL clause, criminal traffic, probate, children

• § 15-3-530 — three years, the civil core
• § 14-5-610 — the sixteen circuits, composed in statute
• § 22-3-10 — the $7,500 magistrate ceiling
• § 40-5-310 — UPL; the Court owns the definition
• § 56-5-6190 — traffic is a misdemeanor

seventeen articles from the legislature's own PDFs — art. V § 4A is the 90-day silence mechanism

• Art. V, § 4A — rules effective by legislative silence

the federal rim's one book (Revisions through February 2023); FED-CA4 remains North Carolina's

• The D.S.C. Local Civil Rules (whole book)