South Carolina — Palmetto
Cite Check SC — the grammar board.
Every South Carolina citation shape this platform serves, locked to its corpus family — and all nine rows are SOLID. No shape here is a named-only boundary; every one resolves to a live loaded unit.
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S.C. Code § 15-3-530
SC-STAT — title-chapter-section, the Code of Laws grammar
Sixteen titles loaded (11,126 sections) from the General Assembly's own chapter pages — unofficial-compilation status stated on every unit.
S.C. Const. art. V, § 4A
SC-CONST — Roman article, Arabic section (dotted letters exist)
230 sections from the legislature's own per-article PDFs — § 4A is the 90-day silence mechanism itself.
Rule 12(a), SCRCP
SC-RCP — the civil rules, loaded PER RULE from the court's own pages
89 rules. No vendor boundary: the rule cite resolves to the rule itself, whole — the anti-boundary shape.
Rule 12, SCRMC
SC-MAG — the magistrate rulebook
24 rules plus the scope provision — the $7,500 room's own book.
Rule 12, SCADR
SC-ADR — the court-annexed ADR rules
Non-binding by the scope line's own words; subpoenas ride Rule 45, SCRCP.
SCEF Section 1
SC-EF — the electronic-filing policies
The Authorized E-Filer is a licensed South Carolina attorney by the definitions' own words.
Rule 403, SCRE
SC-EVID — the evidence rules
61 rules loaded whole — a GUIDE (except privilege) in annexed arbitration, by the ADR rules' own line.
Rule 203(b)(1), SCACR
SC-ACR — the appellate court rules
93 units — the 30-day serve-first appeal clock and the lower-court definition naming masters-in-equity.
Local Civ. Rule 7.01 (D.S.C.)
FED-LR-SCD — the federal district's one book
The District of South Carolina's Local Civil Rules, loaded whole; the Fourth Circuit book lives with North Carolina — one corpus, one copy.