South Carolina — Palmetto
The status board.
Live now
- 11,659 units serving verbatim (live-counted this request)
- Seven engines, every registry corroborated against the corpus by release tests
- The full surface set under /sc — served, sixteen tools, traffic, courts, family, the knowledge layer
Held closed, on purpose
- Document preparation: none exists in South Carolina — no software safe-harbor statute, and § 40-5-310 places the UPL definition with the Supreme Court itself; any future feature is double-gated behind SC_LIVE + SC_UPL_COUNSEL_CONFIRMED.
- The attorney rail: closed until South Carolina counsel confirms the posture in writing.
- Circuit local orders: not loaded — said on every circuit row of the board.
- Title 20 and Title 30: not loaded — the family and records pages state both absences instead of quoting what the corpus does not hold.
The armed clock
armed-2026 — "The South Carolina Code on the General Assembly's website is now current through the 2025 Session of the General Assembly." When the publisher's currency line advances beyond the 2025 Session, the South Carolina gates redden until the corpus reconciles — the overlay arms on the currency line alone; numbers are pulled, never invented.