17-15-15
Permits the defendant to deposit cash with the clerk of court under the guise of being returned upon completion of the court case. Section (C) explains the cash deposit will be used for the purpose of restitution to the victim. This money creates an asset in the defendant's name and becomes assignable.
17-15-240
Interest on bail money deposited may be placed in an interest baring account and is considered public funds.
38-53-60
For the purpose of surrendering the defendant the surety may arrest him or her before the forfeiture of the undertaking.
38-53-80
A license is required of a bail bondsman and runners.
Chapters 38 and 17
of the South Carolina codes explain all bail bond regulations.
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