{"data":{"id":"us-sc/s.c.-code-ann.-16-1-100","jurisdiction":"us-sc","citation":"S.C. Code Ann. § 16-1-100","heading":"Crimes classified as misdemeanors.","body":"(A) The following offenses are Class A misdemeanors and the maximum terms established for a Class A misdemeanor, not more than three years, as set forth in Section 16-1-20(A), apply:\n4-11-130\tDisbursing officers may not exceed or transfer appropriations\n4-17-70\tWilful injury to courthouse or jail\n5-21-30\tMunicipal officers prohibited from contracting with municipality\n5-21-40\tOfficers required to account to municipality for interest collected on deposits\n7-5-325\tFraudulent change of address by elector for registration for voting purposes\n7-13-1920\tTampering with voting machine\n7-25-10\tFalse swearing in applying for registration (election laws)\n7-25-70\tProcuring or offering to procure votes by threats\n8-11-30\tPayment or receipt of salary not due to state officers or employees\n9-1-1160(A)\tCollection of members contribution, failure to make payroll reports and remittances (State Retirement System)\n10-11-315\tDefacing, destroying or attempting to deface or destroy a monument or flag on the capitol grounds\n10-11-320\tCarrying or discharging a firearm on the capitol grounds or in the capitol building\n10-11-360\tViolation of article concerning offenses on capitol grounds and in capitol building\n11-1-20\tFailure to account for interest on deposit of public funds\n11-1-40\tContracts in excess of tax or appropriation, diverting public funds\n11-9-20\tDisbursing officers exceeding or transferring appropriations\n12-2-70\tNeglect or misconduct of county auditor or treasurer\n12-28-1500(F)\tAn operator of a refinery, terminal, or bulk plant failure to provide an automated shipping document to a driver of a fuel transportation vehicle receiving taxable motor fuel\n12-28-1545(B)\tLicensed importer failure to meet requirements regarding fuel which has not been dyed, nor tax paid or accrued by the supplier\n12-28-1550(C)\tFailure to meet requirements for exporting fuel\n12-28-1555(D)\tOperation of a motor vehicle with dyed fuel\n12-28-1560(D)\tKnowingly engaging or knowingly aiding and abetting another person to engage in a motor fuel business without a license\n12-28-1565(C)\tFuel must meet ASTM standards\n12-28-1570(C)\tFalse statement on shipping paper regarding liability for user fees\n12-28-1585(C)\tTampering with metering device 12-28-1585\n12-28-1720(C)\tTruck drivers who violate certain shipping requirements for the second and subsequent times\n12-28-1940(B)\tRefusing to allow certain inspections for the purpose of evading the payment of taxes\n12-54-44(B)(6)(c)(i)\tConcealing goods on which tax imposed with intent to evade assessment or collection\n12-54-44(B)(6)(c)(ii)\tWilful failure to pay over money received from third party to discharge payor's tax liability\n16-3-600(A)\tAssault and battery in the second degree\n16-3-730\tPublishing name of victim of criminal sexual conduct unlawful\n16-3-1050(G)\tThreatening, intimidating, or attempting to intimidate a vulnerable adult subject to an investigation\n16-3-1050(H)\tObstructing or impeding an investigation pursuant to Chapter 35 of Title 43\n16-3-1720(A)\tHarassment in the first degree\n16-3-1720(B)\tHarassment in the first degree when a restraining order is in effect\n16-3-1910(O)\tViolation of a permanent restraining order, if the underlying conviction that was the basis for the permanent restraining order was a misdemeanor\n16-3-1920(N)\tViolation of an emergency restraining order, if the underlying conviction that was the basis for the emergency restraining order was a misdemeanor\n16-3-2080(F)\tDisclosing information about a trafficking victim or certain shelters or unlawfully entering the grounds of certain shelters\n16-5-40\tDuty of officers to execute warrants\n16-5-50\tPenalty for hindering officers or rescuing prisoners\n16-7-160(1)\tIllegal use of stink bombs or other devices containing foul or offensive odors\n16-7-170\tEntering public buildings for purpose of destroying records or other property\n16-11-30\tPossession of master keys and nonowner key sets while engaged in crime\n16-11-140\tBurning of crops and other kinds of personal property\n16-11-523\tObtaining nonferrous metals unlawfully resulting in disruption of communication or electrical service to critical infrastructure\n16-11-560\tBurning, cutting untenanted or unfinished buildings\n16-11-570\tInjury or destruction of building or crops by tenant\n16-11-770(B)(3)\tCommitting illegal graffiti vandalism, third or subsequent offense\n16-11-780\tEntering certain lands to discover, uncover, move, remove, or attempt to remove an archaeological resource- second offense\n16-11-920(A)(3)\tOperation of an audiovisual recording device in a motion picture theatre with intent to record, third offense\n16-13-10\tForgery that does not involve a dollar amount\n16-13-131(C)(1)\tLarceny against a merchant by offering a fraudulent product code on merchandise—first offense\n16-13-135(E)(1)(a)\tOrganized Retail Crime—first offense when property value is greater than $200 dollars but less than $10,000\n16-13-150\tPurse snatching (not grand larceny or robbery)\n16-13-180(B)(2)\tReceiving stolen goods (value over $2,000 up to $10,000)\n16-13-380\tTheft of electric current (second or subsequent offense)\n16-13-385(B)(2)\tTampering with a utility meter—second offense\n16-13-385(C)(2)\tTampering with a utility meter for profit—second offense\n16-13-385(D)(2)\tTampering with a utility meter that results in property damage in excess of $5,000 or results in the risk of great bodily injury or death—second offense\n16-13-470(B)(1)\tDefrauding a drug or alcohol screening test (first offense)\n16-15-130\tIndecent exposure\n16-15-250\tCommunicating obscene messages (nontelephonic)\n16-17-470(A)\tEavesdropping or peeping\n16-17-470(B)(1)\tVoyeurism (first offense)\n16-17-490\tContributing to the delinquency of a minor\n16-17-495(C)\tReturning a child under sixteen years of age within three days of a violation of a custody order or statute\n16-17-505(3)\tKnowingly selling cigarettes in packages that violate federal law\n16-17-506\tUnlawful sale or distribution of e-liquid containers\n16-17-650(A)(2)\tEngaging in cock fighting, game fowl or illegal game fowl testing, Second Offense\n16-17-680\tPresenting a falsified bill of sale for a coil to a secondary metals recycler\n16-17-680(D)(6)(c)\tUnlawful purchase of nonferrous metals for the purpose of recycling nonferrous metals, third offense\n16-17-680(E)(1)(b)(ii)\tUnlawful sale of nonferrous metals in any amount to a secondary metals recycler, second offense\n16-17-680(F)(4)(c)\tSecondary metals recycler possessing stolen nonferrous metal, third or subsequent offense\n16-17-680(G)(4)(c)\tPossession or transportation of nonferrous metals in a vehicle, third or subsequent offense\n16-17-680(I)(2)(d)\tUnlawful purchase or attempt to purchase a used, detached catalytic converter or any nonferrous part of a catalytic converter, first offense\n16-17-680(I)(3)(e)(iii)\tUnlawful purchase of a used, detached catalytic converter or any nonferrous part of a catalytic converter by a secondary metals recycler, third or subsequent offense\n16-17-735(D)\tPersons falsely asserting authority of law\n16-17-770(A)(2)\tImpersonating a lawyer—Second offense\n16-21-60(A)\tUse of vehicle without permission (intent to deprive)\n16-23-20\tUnlawful carrying of pistol, second offense (See Section 16-23-50(A)(2)(b))\n16-23-470\tIllegal possession of teargas gun or ammunition for teargas gun\n16-23-530\tKnowingly selling or providing a gun to an illegal alien\n16-25-30(B)\tShip, transport, receive, or possess a firearm or ammunition, if the person has been convicted of a violation of Section 16-25-20(C) or (D), related to domestic violence\n16-25-125(E)\tUnlawful entry upon the grounds of a domestic violence shelter\n17-7-510\tBurying body without notice or inquiry\n22-9-140\tPenalty for failing to execute process of magistrate's court\n23-1-20\tPeace officers may not be employed on contingent basis\n23-3-535(D)(2)\tSex offender's failure to vacate a residence that is within one thousand feet of a school, daycare center, children's recreational facility, park, or public playground—Second offense\n23-3-538(C)(2)\tSex offender operating or employed by child-oriented business—Second offense\n24-13-425(B)\tUnlawful removal, destruction, or circumventing of the operation of an electronic monitoring device\n25-7-20\tObtaining or giving information respecting national or state defense\n29-1-30\tWilful sale of property on which lien exists\n35-1-508(a)(3)\tViolation of Title 35, Chapter 1 when an investor loses less than one thousand dollars, or if no losses are proven\n35-11-725(C)\tKnowingly engaging in an activity for which a license is required by the South Carolina Anti-Money Laundering Act and receiving not more than $500 compensation within a 30- day period from this activity\n37-13-50\tRegulation of subleasing and loan assumption of a motor vehicle\n38-7-140\tFailure to pay money due or to supply information required\n38-13-140\tRefusal to exhibit records, false statements (Insurance)\n38-25-330\tViolations of Chapter 25, Unauthorized Transaction of Insurance Business\n38-38-720(2)\tMaking a false statement or representation regarding a fraternal benefit society if the amount of the economic benefit received is $1,000 or more (first offense)\n38-43-190\tFraud regarding payment of insurance premium\n38-55-80\tLoans to directors or officers (Insurance)\n38-55-150\tAccepting premiums or assessments in insolvent company (Insurance)\n38-55-160\tInsuring uninsurable persons with intent to defraud\n38-55-173(B)(1)\tVehicle glass repairer offering or making certain payments of $1,000 or more\n38-55-540(A)(2)\tKnowingly making false statement or misrepresentation resulting in economic advantage of between one and ten thousand dollars, first offense\n38-59-50\tPayment or settlement of benefits in merchandise or service prohibited (Insurance)\n39-15-750\tDestruction of brand or removal or transfer of timber\n39-15-1190(B)(1)(a)(ii)\tTransferring, distributing, selling, or otherwise disposing of an item having a counterfeit mark on it, with goods or services having a value of more than $2000 but less than $10,000; using any object, tool, machine, or other device to produce or reproduce a counterfeit mark\n40-5-320\tPractice of law by corporations and voluntary associations unlawful\n40-5-350\tSoliciting legal business unlawful\n40-5-360\tSplitting fees with laymen unlawful\n40-54-80\tViolations of chapter concerning dealers in precious metals—Third or subsequent offenses\n43-5-40\tUnlawful publication or other use of records\n43-7-60\tFalse claim, statement, or representation by a medical provider\n43-7-70\tFalse statement of representation on an application for public assistance\n43-7-80(B)\tProvider required to keep separate accounts and records\n43-33-40\tUnlawful interference with rights of blind or other physically disabled person\n43-35-85(G)\tThreatening, intimidating, or attempting to intimidate a vulnerable adult subject to an investigation\n43-35-85(H)\tObstructing an investigation pursuant to the Omnibus Adult Protection Act\n44-31-360\tViolation of article concerning tuberculosis prisoners and inmates of institutions\n44-37-30\tOffenses related to neonatal testing\n44-41-36(A)\tPerforming an abortion on an unemancipated minor\n44-41-350\tPerforming an abortion without satisfying \"A Woman's Right to Know\" provision, third or subsequent offense\n44-41-470\tPhysician intentionally or knowingly performing an illegal abortion\n44-53-370(b)(3)\tProhibited Acts A, penalties (Schedule IV drugs except for flunitrazepam)\nFirst offense\n44-53-370(d)(3)\tPossession of cocaine, first offense\n44-53-375(A)\tPossession of less than one gram of methamphetamine or cocaine base\n44-53-398(H)(3)\tPurchasing a product containing ephedrine or pseudoephedrine from any person other than a manufacturer or registered wholesale distributor, Second Offense\n44-79-120\tViolation of chapter concerning Physical Fitness Services Act\n45-9-90\tEqual enjoyment and privileges to public accommodations\n46-17-460\tViolation of chapter concerning agricultural commodities marketing\n46-19-270\tDisplaying sign showing Department of Agriculture approval prior to approval\n46-25-80\tViolations of chapter concerning fertilizer law\n46-41-30(1)\tUnlawful to engage in business as dealer without license, penalties for violation (agricultural products)—First offense\n46-55-60\tManufacturing, distributing, dispensing, delivering, purchasing, etc., of marijuana on property used for industrial hemp production\n47-3-630\tTorturing, mutilating, injuring, disabling, poisoning, or killing a police dog or horse.\n47-3-760(B)(1)\tPenalty for owner of dangerous animal which attacks and injures a human—First offense\n47-3-960\tInjuring, disabling or killing guide dog\n47-17-100(A)\tViolation of a Meat and Meat Food Regulations Inspection Law, with intent to defraud\n47-19-120(C)(1)\tInterference with person performing official duties under chapter on poultry inspection\n47-21-80(A)\tPenalty for violation of Farm Animal and Research Facilities Protection Act\n47-21-250(A)\tPenalty for crop operation violations\n48-27-250\tViolation of chapter concerning registration of foresters\n48-49-60(a)\tViolations of chapter concerning SC Mountain Ridge Protection Act\n50-1-85(4)\tNegligent use of firearms or archery tackle when death results.\n50-11-100(B)\tConstruction of a fence which impedes the free range of deer\n50-13-1460\tUse of explosives to take fish\n50-13-1470\tFailure to report use of explosives to take fish\n50-21-112(B)(3)\tOperating a water device while under the influence of alcohol (third offense)\n50-21-117(B)(3)\tOperation of a water device while this privilege is suspended for operation under the influence of alcohol, third or subsequent offense\n54-1-40\tCriminal liability for unskillful or negligent management of steamboat\n55-3-130\tDischarging a laser at an aircraft, second offense\n56-1-460\tDriving while license canceled, suspended, or revoked—Third and subsequent offense\n56-5-750(B)(1)\tFailure to stop for a law enforcement vehicle—First offense (no death or injury occurs)\n56-5-2930\tUnlawful for persons to drive under influence of liquor, drugs, or like substances (See Section 56-5-2940(3))—Third offense\n56-5-2933\tDriving with an unlawful alcohol concentration, third offense\n56-5-2941(K)(1)(b)\tUnlawful operation of a vehicle equipped with an ignition interlock device, second offense\n57-7-20(C)\tPutting a foreign substance on a highway with malice and personal injury results\n58-7-60(B)(2)\tUnlawful appropriation of gas—second offense\n58-7-60(C)(2)\tUnlawful appropriation of gas that results in property damage in excess of $5,000 or the risk of great bodily injury or death—second offense\n58-7-60(E)(2)\tAiding, abetting, or assisting another person in withdrawing and appropriating gas—second offense\n58-7-70(B)\tCheating and defrauding, or altering a meter to withdraw or take gas—second offense\n58-7-70(C)(2)\tWrongful use of gas and interference with gas meters for profit—second offense\n58-7-70(D)(2)\tWrongful use of gas and interference with gas meters for profit when violation results in property damage greater than $5,000 or in risk of great bodily injury or death—second offense\n58-15-875(D)(2)\tUnlawful conduct relating to railroad track material for recycling, second offense\n58-17-4040\tGross carelessness or negligence in the operation of a train\n58-23-920\tInsurance required of owners of motor vehicles transporting goods for hire\nSecond and subsequent offenses\n59-25-250(A)\tRevocation or suspension of certificate, powers and duties of Court of Common Pleas, warrant for production of witnesses\n59-41-80\tViolation of chapter concerning grants to private school pupils\n59-63-450\tNo child may be counted in enrollment more than once\n59-102-150\tProhibited acts by athlete agents\n61-4-170\tSale of a beverage containing alcohol which resembles a vegetable, or fruit or soft drink\n61-6-4180\tPossession of a firearm while unlawfully manufacturing, transporting, or selling alcoholic liquors\n(B) The following offenses are Class B misdemeanors and the maximum terms established for a Class B misdemeanor, not more than two years, as set forth in Section 16-1-20(A), apply:\n12-21-2540\tUse of altered or counterfeit tickets or reuse of tickets\n12-21-2714\tUse of slug or any false coin to operate automatic vending machine or other machine requiring coin for operation\n12-21-3070\tImproper use, alteration or reuse of stamps and for failure to pay tax, make any report on, or submit required information\n14-7-380\tJury commissioners guilty of fraud\n16-3-410\tSending or accepting challenge to fight (with a deadly weapon)\n16-3-420\tCarrying or delivering challenge, serving as second\n16-5-130(2), (3)\tInstigating, aiding, or participating in riot\n16-8-240(A)\tCommitting or threatening acts of violence with the intent to coerce, induce, or solicit another person to participate in gang activity, first offense\n16-9-410(C)(2)\tAiding escapes from prison, for prisoners charged with noncapital offenses\n16-9-420\tAiding escape from custody of officers\n16-11-580(C)(1)\tForest products violation (value more than $1,000 but less than $5,000)\n16-11-910 and16-11-915\tTransfer of recorded sounds for unauthorized use or sale (See Section 16-11-920(C))\n16-11-920(A)(2)\tOperation of an audiovisual recording device in a motion picture theatre with intent to record, second offense\n16-11-930\tIllegal distribution of recordings without name and address of manufacturer and designation of featured artist (See Section 16-11-940(B))\n16-13-65\tSelling aquaculture products or damaging facilities valued at greater than $100 (third or subsequent offense)\n16-13-437\tFalse statement or representation about income to a public housing agency\n16-16-20(3)(c)\tComputer crime—second degree—Second or subsequent offense\n16-16-20(4)\tComputer Crime Act—third degree—Second or subsequent offense\n16-17-10\tBarratry\n16-17-510\tEnticing enrolled child from attendance in public or private school\n16-17-560\tAssault or intimidation on account of political opinions or exercise of civil rights\n16-17-610\tSoliciting emigrants without licenses\n16-23-465\tAdditional penalty for unlawfully carrying pistol or firearm onto premises of business selling alcoholic liquors, beers or wines for on-premises consumption\n23-17-110\tPurchases by sheriff or deputy at sheriff's sale\n23-31-370\tFalse statement to obtain special license\n23-31-400(C)\tUse of a firearm while under the influence of alcohol or a controlled substance\n23-35-130\tManufacture, storage, transportation, or possession of certain fireworks illegal\n23-41-60\tViolation of arson reporting immunity act\n25-1-150\tUnauthorized wearing of military insignia\n25-1-2180\tAssault upon military personnel\n25-7-60\tConspiracy (treason or sabotage during war)\n25-7-80\tConcealing or harboring violator of chapter on treason; sabotage\n27-29-150\tViolating provisions of Uniform Land Sales Practice Act\n30-15-50\tForgery of discharge (veterans)\n32-1-290\tMaking or assisting in making contracts when actual delivery not contemplated, or operating bucket shop\n34-11-90(b)\tDrawing and uttering fraudulent check $5,000 or less, first offense\n34-39-240\tWilful violation of section, requiring license for engaging in business of deferred presentment service\n34-41-120\tWilful violation of section, requiring license for engaging in business of either Level I or Level II check-cashing service\n38-2-20\tPenalty for a person convicted of a misdemeanor contained in Title 38\n38-2-30\tActing without license required by Title 38 on insurance\n38-21-340\tCriminal prosecutions (Insurance Holding Company Regulatory Act)\n38-43-160\tUnlawfully representing an unlicensed insurer\n38-43-240\tOther offenses by insurance agent\n38-45-150\tInsurance Broker Chapter Violation\n38-47-60\tAdjuster acting for unauthorized company (See Section 38-2-20)\n38-48-130\tUnlawful practices for public insurance adjusters\n38-51-20\tActing as an administrator of an insurance benefit plan without a license\n38-55-60\tDiscrimination in the conduct of an insurance business\n38-55-340\tConnection of Undertakers with certain insurers article violation\n38-63-10\tCirculation of false or misleading information by an agent or officer of a life insurer\n38-73-80\tWithholding or giving false information to the Insurance Commissioner regarding surety rates\n38-77-1160\tMotor Vehicle Theft and Motor Vehicle Insurance Fraud Reporting—Immunity Act violation\n39-23-80(B)(1)\tProhibited acts (concerning adulterated, misbranded, or new drugs and devices)—First offense\n39-25-50(a)\tPenalties, effect of guaranty from supplier or article, liability of advertising media—Second or subsequent offense\n39-33-1320\tViolation concerning butterfat content and weight of milk—Second and subsequent offenses\n40-15-212\tUnlawful practice or aiding or abetting in the unlawful practice of dentistry, dental hygiene, or dental technological work\n40-29-180\tViolation of chapter concerning manufactured housing\n40-37-200(A)\tPracticing optometry unlawfully\n40-43-86(EE)\tPossessing, dispensing, or distributing drugs, or devices without a prescription from a licensed practitioner\n40-59-200\tViolation of residential builders licensing provisions\n40-81-200\tViolations of Chapter 40, State Athletic Commission\n40-81-480\tEvents involving combative sports or weapons violation\n44-53-40(B)\tObtaining certain drugs, devices, preparations, or compounds by fraud, deceit, or the like—First offense\n44-53-370(b)(4)\tProhibited Acts A, penalties (possession of Schedule V drugs)—Second and subsequent offenses\n44-53-370(d)(1)\tProhibited Acts A, penalties (possession of controlled substances in Schedules I (b), (c), II, and LSD)—First offense\n44-53-395\tProhibited acts, penalties (prescription drugs)—First offense\n44-53-1680(A)\tKnowingly failing to submit prescription monitoring information to the bureau of drug control\n44-56-130\tUnlawful acts (Hazardous Waste Management Act) (See Section 44-56-140)—Second or subsequent offense\n44-55-1360\tWorker, sewage and waste water disposal violation\n44-93-150(C)\tInfectious Waste Management Act violation (second offense or subsequent offense)\n44-96-100(B)\tWilful violation of solid waste regulations, second or subsequent offenses\n44-96-450(B)\tWilful violation of Solid Waste Act Second or subsequent offenses\n46-33-60\tPenalty on out-of-state shippers\n47-1-40(A)\tCruelty to animals—Third or subsequent offense\n47-1-50\tCruelty to animals in one's possession\n48-1-90\tCausing or permitting pollution of environment prohibited (See Section 48-1-320)\n48-1-320\tViolation (Pollution Control Act)\n48-1-340\tFalse statement, representations or certifications, falsifying, tampering with or rendering inaccurate monitoring devices or methods\n48-23-265(C)(1)\tForest products violation first offense (value at least $5,000)\n48-27-230\tEndorsement of documents by registrants, illegal endorsements\n48-43-550(f)\tRegulations as to removal of discharges of pollutants\n49-1-20\tPermitting logs and the like to obstruct or interfere with navigation of rivers or harbors\n50-1-85(3)\tUse of a firearm or archery tackle while hunting or returning from hunting, in a criminally negligent manner when bodily injury results\n50-11-96\tIntroducing a fertility control agent or chemical substance into any wildlife without a permit\n50-11-430\tIllegal taking of bears and bear parts\n50-11-2640(B)\tBringing into State or importing live coyote or fox without permit—Second offense\n50-13-1440\tUsing explosives to take fish unlawful—Third offense\n51-3-150\tTrespass upon state park property\n56-1-2070\tDriving commercial motor vehicle in violation of an out-of-service order, first violation\n56-5-5030\tDevices to emit smoke screen, noisome gases, or odors prohibited\n56-14-30(D)(3)\tUnlicensed recreational vehicle dealer—Third or subsequent offense\n56-15-310(B)(3)\tDealer wholesaler license violation (third or subsequent offense)\n56-16-140(B)(3)\tFailure to secure a license as a motorcycle dealer or wholesaler\n58-13-10\tOpening or injuring package, parcel, or baggage by employee of carrier unlawful\n58-15-840\tTaking or removing brasses, bearings, waste, or packing from railroad cars\n58-15-860\tInjuring or destroying electric signals or other structures or mechanisms\n58-23-1640(K)\tUsing a Transportation Network Company trade dress or ridesharing application in furtherance of a crime\n61-6-4010(B)(3)\tUnlawful manufacture, possession or sale of alcoholic liquors—Third or subsequent offense\n61-6-4025(c)\tPossession of unlawfully acquired or manufactured alcoholic liquors in a vehicle, vessel, or aircraft—Third or subsequent offense\n61-6-4030(c)\tTransportation of alcoholic liquors in a taxi or other vehicle for hire—Third or subsequent offense\n61-6-4040(c)\tRendering aid in unlawful transportation of alcoholic liquors—Third or subsequent offense\n61-6-4060(B)(3)\tUnlawful storage of alcoholic liquor in a place of business—Third or subsequent offense\n61-6-4100(c)\tManufacture, sale, or possession of unlawful distillery—Third or subsequent offense\n61-6-4110(c)\tKnowingly permitting or allowing a person to locate an unlawful distillery on a premise—Third or subsequent offense\n61-6-4120(c)\tUnlawful manufacture, transport, or possession of materials used in the manufacture of alcoholic liquors—Third or subsequent offense\n61-6-4130(c)\tPresent at a place where alcoholic liquors are unlawfully manufactured—Third or subsequent offense\n61-6-4150(c)\tUnlawful sale of alcoholic liquor from a vehicle, vessel, or aircraft—Third or subsequent offense\n61-6-4155(B)(3)\tUse, offer for use, purchase, offer for purchase, sell, offer to sell, or possession of an alcohol without liquid device—Third and subsequent offense\n61-6-4157(B)(1)(c)\tUnlawful use, offer for use, purchase, sale, or possession of powdered alcohol, and the unlawful use of powered alcohol as an alcoholic beverage by a holder of a license for consumption of alcohol\n61-6-4160(c)\tUnlawful sale of alcoholic liquors on Sundays, election days, and other day—Third or subsequent offense\n61-6-4170(B)(3)\tAdvertisement of alcoholic liquors from billboards—Third or subsequent offense\n63-9-2050\tSubmitting false claim for benefits\n(C) The following offenses are Class C misdemeanors and the maximum terms established for a Class C misdemeanor, not more than one year, as set forth in Section 16-1-20(A), apply:\n1-6-100\tUnlawful disclosure of confidential information\n1-7-400\tCircuit solicitors disabled by intoxicants\n2-15-120\tConfidentiality of records (Legislative Audit Council) penalty for violations\n2-17-50\tFailure to file requirement statement with State Ethics Commission, third or subsequent offense\n2-17-130\tPenalties for violations of lobbyist chapter\n2-17-140\tPenalties for filing groundless complaint\n5-21-500\tDiverting municipal funds allocated to bond payments for other purposes\n6-1-120(C)\tDisclosure of taxpayer information\n7-25-100\tAllowing ballot to be seen, removing ballot from voting place, improper assistance\n7-25-200\tUnlawful to pay a candidate to file or withdraw from candidacy\n8-1-30\tKnowingly allowing false claims by witnesses or jurors of mileage traveled\n8-1-80\tMisconduct in office, habitual negligence, and the like\n8-9-10\tDelivery by officer of books and papers to successor (public officers/employees)\n8-9-30\tDelivery by officer of monies on hand to successor\n8-13-320(9)(c)\tPenalty for wilful filing of groundless complaint with Ethics Commission\n8-13-320(10)(g)\tPenalty for wilful release of confidential information relating to ethics investigation\n8-13-540(B)(2)(d)\tWilfully filing a groundless ethics complaint\n8-13-1510\tFailure to file reports, Ethics, Government Accountability, and Campaign Reform, third or subsequent offense\n8-13-1520\tPenalty for violation of ethics chapter\n9-1-40\tPenalties for making false statement or record (South Carolina Retirement System)\n9-8-220\tPenalty for false statements or falsification of records (Judges' and Solicitors' Retirement System)\n9-9-210\tFalse statements and falsification of records (General Assembly Retirement System)\n9-11-320\tFalse statements and falsification of records (Police Officers' Retirement System)\n10-9-260\tInterfering with state, board or licensees, mining without license\n11-15-90\tFailure to make payment or remit funds for payment of obligations\n11-15-290\tPublic officer failure to make investments in accordance with article\n11-48-30(C)(3)\tSale or possession of cigarettes of a manufacturer not included in the state directory\n11-48-100\tKnowingly violating tobacco regulations\n12-21-2710\tUnlawful possession or operation of gaming devices\n12-21-2830\tRecord required of gross receipts, record subject to inspection, violations\n12-24-70(B)\tSubmitting false information on an affidavit accompanied by a deed\n12-28-2345\tUnlawful alteration of petroleum products shipping information\n12-51-96\tConditions of redemption, taxation\n12-54-44(B)(3)\tWilful failure to pay estimated tax or keep required records\n12-54-44(B)(4)\tWilful furnishing of false statement required for tax purposes\n12-54-44(B)(5)\tWilfully providing employer with false information which decreases tax withheld\n12-54-44(B)(6)(c)(iii)\tWilful delivery to tax department of fraudulent document\n12-54-240\tDisclosure of records of and reports and returns filed with the Department of Revenue by employees and agents of the department and the State Auditor's Office prohibited\n13-7-80\tViolation of provisions concerning nuclear energy\n14-7-1720\tPenalty for disclosing State Grand Jury information\n14-17-580\tClerk is responsible for books, papers, and other property\n14-23-680\tJudge responsible for books, papers, and property of office\n16-1-55\tAccessory after the fact to a Class B Misdemeanor\n16-3-210\tAssault and battery by mob in the third degree\n16-3-530\tPenalties, hazing\n16-3-610\tAssault with concealed weapon\n16-3-1050(A)\tFailure to report abuse, neglect, or exploitation of a vulnerable adult\n16-3-1340\tVictim compensation fund, soliciting employment to pursue claim or award\n16-3-1710(B)\tHarassment in the second degree\n16-3-1720(D)\tHarassment first degree with use of licensing or registration information\n16-3-2090(D)\tUse of property or conveyance subject to forfeiture\n16-7-110\tWearing masks and the like (See Section 16-7-140)\n16-7-120\tPlacing burning or flaming cross in public place (See Section 16-7-140)\n16-7-150\tSlander and libel\n16-9-260\tCorruption of jurors, arbitrators, umpires, or referees\n16-9-270\tAcceptance of bribes by jurors, arbitrators, umpires, or referees\n16-9-320(A)\tOpposing or resisting law enforcement officer serving process\n16-9-370(a)\tTaking money or reward to compound or conceal offense\n16-11-150(a)\tBurning lands of another without consent—First offense\n16-11-180\tNegligently allowing fire to spread to lands or property of another—Second or subsequent offense\n16-11-700(F)\tLittering (exceeding 500 lbs. or 100 cu. ft. in volume)\n16-11-730\tMalicious injury to or interference with microwave, radio, or television facilities; unauthorized use of such facilities\n16-11-750\tUnlawful injury or interference with electric lines\n16-11-770(B)(2)\tCommitting illegal graffiti vandalism, second offense\n16-11-820\tTheft of cable television service unlawful use without payment (See Section 16-11-855)—Second and subsequent offense\n16-11-825\tTheft of cable television, unauthorized connection or use of device to cable television system (See Section 16-11-855)—Second and subsequent offenses\n16-11-830\tTheft of cable television service, aid, abet, or attempt (See Section 16-11-855)—Second and subsequent offenses\n16-11-835\tAdvertisement or sale of instrument designed to avoid payment for cable services (See Section 16-11-855)—Second and subsequent offenses\n16-11-840\tUnauthorized device to decode or descramble cable television signal (See Section 16-11-855)—Second and subsequent offenses\n16-11-845\tUse, sale, or installation of a converter or similar device for unauthorized reception of cable signals (See Section 16-11-855)—Second and subsequent offenses\n16-11-855\tViolation of Article 8, Theft of Cable Television Service\n16-11-910\tTransfer of recorded sounds for unauthorized use or sale (See Section 16-11-920(E))\n16-11-915\tUnauthorized sale of article containing live performances (See Section 16-11-920(E))\n16-11-920(A)(1)\tOperation of an audiovisual recording device in a motion picture theatre with intent to record, first offense\n16-11-930\tIllegal distribution of recordings without name and address of manufacturer and designation of feature artist (See Section 16-11-940(D))\n16-13-15\tFalsifying or altering transcript or diploma, fraudulent use of falsified or altered transcript or diploma penalty\n16-13-65\tStealing aquaculture products or damaging aquaculture facilities - First and second offense\n16-13-165(B)(1)(a)\tKnowingly and intentionally installing or reinstalling a counterfeit or nonfunctional airbag—1st offense\n16-13-300\tFraudulent removal or secreting of personal property attached or levied on\n16-13-385(C)(1)\tTampering with a utility meter for profit—first offense\n16-13-385(D)(1)\tTampering with a utility meter that results in property damage in excess of $5,000 or results in the risk of great bodily injury or death—first offense\n16-13-400\tAvoiding or attempting to avoid payment of telecommunications\n16-13-410(1)\tMaking or possessing device, plans or instruction which can be used to violate Section 16-3-400\n16-14-60\tFinancial transaction card fraud\n16-14-60(a)\tFinancial transaction card fraud—value of things of value does not exceed five hundred dollars in any six-month period\n16-14-60(a)(2)(d)\tFinancial transaction card fraud—using financial transaction card to exceed certain balances or authorized lines of credit\n16-14-60(b)\tFinancial transaction card fraud by a person authorized to furnish anything of value upon presentation of a financial transaction card if the value does not exceed five hundred dollars in a six-month period\n16-14-60(c)\tFinancial transaction card fraud—filing of false application to an issuer of a financial transaction card\n16-14-60(d)\tFinancial transaction card fraud—filing of false notice or report of theft\n16-14-80\tCriminally receiving goods and services fraudulently obtained\n16-15-50\tSeduction under promise of marriage\n16-15-60\tAdultery or fornication\n16-15-90\tProstitution (See Section 16-15-110(3))—Third or subsequent offenses\n16-15-100\tProstitution; further acts (See Section 16-15-110(3))—Third or subsequent offenses\n16-15-315\tCondition on certain sales for resale or on franchising rights that obscene material be received for resale prohibited\n16-15-325\tParticipation in preparation of obscene material prohibited\n16-15-332(C)(1)\tUnauthorized disclosure of an intimate image without intent to cause harm—first offense\n16-16-20(3)(c)\tComputer crime—second degree—First offense\n16-17-310\tImitation of organizations' names, emblems, and the like\n16-17-420(C)\tUnlawful school disturbances by nonstudents\n16-17-500(3)\tProviding tobacco products to a minor\n16-17-520\tDisturbance of religious worship\n16-17-540\tBribery with respect to agents, servants, or employees\n16-17-650(A)(1)\tEngaging in cockfighting, game fowl or illegal game fowl fighting testing, First Offense\n16-17-680(D)(6)(b)\tUnlawful purchase of nonferrous metals for the purpose of recycling nonferrous metals, second offense\n16-17-680(E)(1)(b)(i)\tUnlawful sale of nonferrous metals in any amount to a secondary metals recycler, first offense\n16-17-680(F)(4)(b)\tSecondary metals recycler possessing stolen nonferrous metal, second offense\n16-17-680(G)(4)(b)\tPossession or transportation of nonferrous metals in a vehicle, second offense\n16-17-680(I)(3)(e)(ii)\tUnlawful purchase of a used, detached catalytic converter or any nonferrous part of a catalytic converter by a secondary metals recycler, second offense\n16-17-700\tTattooing\n16-17-720\tImpersonating law enforcement officer\n16-17-735\tImpersonation of state or local official or employee or law enforcement officer or asserting authority of state law in connection with a sham legal process\n16-17-760\tFalsely representing oneself as being the recipient of certain military awards\n16-17-770(A)(1)\tImpersonating a lawyer—First offense\n16-19-10\tSetting up lotteries\n16-19-40\tUnlawful games and betting\n16-21-60(B)\tUse of vehicle without permission (Temporary purpose only)\n16-21-70\tUse of bicycle or other vehicle without permission, but without intent to steal\n16-23-20\tUnlawful carrying of pistol, first offense (See Section 16-23-50(A)(2)(a))\n16-23-450\tPlacing loaded trap gun, spring gun, or like device\n16-23-730\tManufacturing, possessing, transporting, distributing, using, aiding, counseling, or conspiring in the use of a hoax device or replica of a destructive device or detonator that causes a person to believe that the hoax device or replica is a destructive device or detonator\n16-25-20(C)\tDomestic violence in the second degree\n16-27-40\tPenalty (Animal Fighting or Baiting Act)—Second offense\n17-15-90(2)\tWilful failure to appear before a court when released in connection with a charge for a misdemeanor\n17-22-170\tUnlawful retention or release of information regarding participation in intervention program\n17-28-350\tWillful and malicious destruction of physical evidence or biological material. Second and subsequent offense\n17-29-20\tInstallation of pen register or tap and trace device\n17-30-50(B)(1)\tInterception of wire, electronic or oral communications—First offense\n20-3-210\tUnlawful advertising for purpose of procuring divorce (See Section 20-3-220)\n22-9-170\tOppression in office or other misconduct, punishment\n23-3-475(B)(2)\tProviding false information when registering as a sex offender—Second offense\n23-17-40\tLiability of sheriff for official misconduct for remaining in contempt after attachment\n23-19-130\tPenalties for failure to pay over monies (by sheriff)\n23-31-215(M)\tCarrying a concealed weapon into a prohibited environment\n23-35-150(3)\tViolation concerning fireworks and explosives—Third and subsequent offenses\n23-37-50\tViolations concerning safety glazing materials\n23-39-40\tProhibited acts (Hazardous Waste Management Act)—Second and subsequent offenses (See Section 23-39-50(a))\n23-50-50(B)\tDivulging privileged communication, protected information, or a protected identity\n24-3-410\tSale of prison-made products on open market generally prohibited\n24-3-420\tViolations of article governing prison industries other than Section 24-3-410\n24-3-980(B)(1)\tUnlawful possession of telecommunication device by inmate, first offense\n24-5-90\tDiscrimination in treatment of prisoners unlawful\n24-27-300\tFrivolous complaints or appeals filed by a prisoner\n25-1-440(c)(1)\tFraudulent or wilful misstatement of fact in application for financial federal disaster assistance\n25-1-1420\tUnlawful purchase or receipt of military property\n25-1-3067\tConduct that prejudices the good order and discipline in military forces or brings discredit upon military forces\n25-15-20\tImproper use of Confederate Crosses of Honor\n26-2-150(B)\tKnowingly impersonating an electronic notary public; soliciting, coercing, or influencing an electronic notary public to commit official misconduct\n27-18-350(D)\tRefusal to deliver property under Uniform Unclaimed Property Act\n30-2-50\tUse of personal information from a public body for commercial solicitation\n33-56-140\tIllegal charitable organization of professional solicitations\n33-56-145(A)\tDefrauding a charity (first offense)\n33-56-145(B)\tGiving false information with respect to registering a charity (first offense)\n33-57-170(A)\tPerson or organization that unlawfully conducts a nonprofit raffle—first offense\n33-57-170(B)\tPerson or organization that violates a provision of Title 33, Chapter 57 with the intent to deceive or defraud an individual or nonprofit organization—first offense\n33-57-170(C)\tPerson or organization that gives false or misleading information in a registration or report under Title 33, Chapter 57\n34-1-120\tPenalties for obstructing commissioner of banking\n34-3-70\tFalse statements concerning solvency of bank\n34-3-90\tPenalties (violation of Sections 34-1-60, 34-3-310, 34-3-320, 34-5-10 to 34-5-80 and 34-5-100 to 34-5-150 regarding banks and banking generally)\n34-11-30\tReceipt of deposits or trusts after knowledge of insolvency (banks and banking generally)\n34-11-60\tDrawing and uttering fraudulent check, draft, or other written order or stopping payment on check, draft, or order with intent to defraud (more than $200)—First offense\n34-19-110\tUse of words \"safe deposit\" or \"safety deposit\"\n34-25-90(b)\tWilfully entering false statements in bank records by an officer, director, agent, or employee of a bank holding company or a subsidiary of it\n34-28-390\tPenalties and remedies (violations concerning savings and loan acquisition and holding companies)\n34-28-740\tFalse statement affecting credit or standing of savings association\n34-36-70\tViolation of a provision that regulates loan brokers\n37-5-301(a),(b)\tWilful violations (Consumer Protection Code)\n37-5-302\tDisclosure violations (Consumer Protection Code)\n37-5-303\tFraudulent use of cards (Consumer Protection Code)\n37-11-120\tViolation of a provision concerning the licensing and regulation of Continuing Care Retirement Communities\n38-13-200\tPenalty for refusing to be examined under oath (Insurance)\n38-27-80(d)\tCooperation of officers, owners, and employees (violation) (Insurance)\n38-49-40\tViolation of a provision that regulates Motor Vehicle Physical Damage Appraisers\n39-9-200\tMisuse of commercial weights and measures (See Section 39-9-208(A))\n39-11-170\tViolation of a provision that regulates weighmasters (second or subsequent offense)\n39-15-460\tUnauthorized alteration, change, removal, or obliteration of registered mark or brand (labels and trademarks)\n39-15-470\tPurchase or receipt of containers marked or branded from other than registered owner\n39-15-480\tUnauthorized possession of marked or branded containers (trade and commerce)\n39-15-490\tEffect of refusal to deliver containers to lawful owner (trade and commerce)\n39-15-500\tTaking or sending containers out of State without consent of owner\n39-15-1190\tIntentional use of counterfeit mark or trafficking in goods carrying the mark\n39-15-1190(B)(1)(a)(i)\tTransferring, distributing, selling, or otherwise disposing of an item having a counterfeit mark on it, with goods or services having a value of $2000 or less; using any object, tool, machine, or other device to produce or reproduce a counterfeit mark\n39-17-340\tPenalties (violation of article concerning grading of watermelons)\n39-19-60\tPenalty for disposal of stored cotton without consent of owner\n39-22-90(A)(5)-(7)\tProhibited acts. State Warehouse System (See Section 39-22-90(B))\n39-41-570\tPenalties (violation of article concerning deception in sale of liquid fuels, lubricating oils and greases)\n39-75-50\tSelling, offering for sale, or delivering for introduction into this State nonconforming regrooved tires\n40-1-200\tPenalty for unlawful practice of a profession or submitting false information to obtain a license to practice a profession\n40-2-200\tCertified Public Accountants and Public Accountants regulations violations\n40-3-200\tEngaging in practice of architecture in violation of chapter or knowingly submitting false information for purpose of obtaining license\n40-6-200\tPenalties (violation of chapter concerning auctioneers)—Second offense\n40-7-200\tPracticing barbering unlawfully or submitting false information to obtain barbering license\n40-8-110(K)\tFailure to make required contribution to care and maintenance trust fund or a merchandise account fund\n40-8-190\tSubmitting false information to procure cemetery operator's license\n40-10-200\tViolation of First Protection Sprinkler Act\n40-11-200\tIllegal practice as licensed contractor\n40-18-150\tPenalties (violation of chapter concerning detective and private security agencies)\n40-23-200\tPractice as environmental systems operator in violation of Title 40, Chapter 23\n40-31-20\tPenalties (violation of chapter concerning naturopathy)\n40-33-200\tUnauthorized practice of nursing\n40-35-200(C)\tAdministering a nursing home, residential care facility or habilitation center without a license\n40-36-200\tKnowingly submitting false information to obtain license to practice as occupational therapist or as occupational therapy assistant\n40-38-200\tViolation of chapter regulating Opticians\n40-41-60\tLicense required for erection of lightning rods\n40-41-220\tEncamping and trading in animals or commodities by nomadic individuals without license unlawful\n40-43-140\tUnlawful use of titles, declarations, and signs—unlawful dispensing, compounding, and sale of drugs (pharmacists)\n40-47-112\tAttending to a patient while under the influence of drugs or alcohol\n40-47-200\tSubmitting false information for purpose of obtaining a license to practice medicine\n40-51-220\tPenalties (violation of chapter on podiatry)\n40-54-80\tViolations of chapter concerning dealers in precious metals Second offense\n40-55-170\tUnauthorized practice of psychology\n40-56-200\tState Board of Pyrotechnic Safety violations\n40-63-200\tPractice as social worker in violation of Title 40, Chapter 63\n40-68-150(B)\tStaff Leasing Services violation\n40-79-200(A)\tPenalty (violation of South Carolina Regulation of Burglar Alarm System Businesses Act)\n40-82-200\tFailure to obtain a license to engage in liquified petroleum gas activities\n41-1-60\tCertain transactions between carriers or shippers and labor organizations prohibited, penalties\n41-15-320(e)\tPenalties (wilfully violating safety or health rule or regulation)—Subsequent offense\n41-25-30\tPrivate personnel placement services applications and licensing (violations) (See Section 41-25-90)\n41-25-40\tPrivate personnel placement services; duties of licensees (See Section 41-25-90)\n41-25-50\tProhibited activities or conduct of personnel agencies (See Section 41-25-90)\n41-25-60\tAdvertisements in South Carolina of firms located outside its jurisdiction (See Section 41-25-90)\n41-25-70\tProhibited activities or conduct of employers or person seeking employment (private personnel agencies) (See Section 41-25-90)\n41-25-80\tConfidentiality of record and files (private personnel agencies) (See Section 41-25-90)\n42-9-360\tReceiving fees, consideration, or gratuity for services not approved by the commission or the court\n42-15-90\tReceipt of fees, other consideration, or a gratuity not approved by the Worker's Compensation Commission\n43-5-25\tWilful use of payment for purpose not in best interest of child, protective payee\n43-5-950\tViolations of article concerning women, infants, and children supplemental food program\n43-35-85(A)\tFailure to report abuse, neglect, or exploitation of a vulnerable adult\n44-2-140\tUnderground Petroleum Response Bank Act violation\n44-6-180(B)\tMedically Indigent Assistance Act confidentiality violation\n44-6-200\tFalsification of information regarding eligibility for Medically Indigent Assistance Program\n44-17-860\tUnlawful taking of person from mental health facility without permission\n44-22-100(C)\tUnlawful to disclose records of mental health patient or former patient\n44-22-220(C)\tUnlawful to wilfully deny a patient his rights afforded him under chapter\n44-23-240\tUnwarranted confinement of an individual\n44-23-1150(D)\tSubmitting inaccurate or untruthful information concerning sexual misconduct\n44-24-210\tUnlawful without prior authorization to take child from grounds of inpatient facility\n44-26-210\tDenial of rights to a client with intellectual disability\n44-32-120(F)\tUnlawful body piercing\n44-34-100(F)\tTattooing violation\n44-41-31(C)\tFalse representation on an affidavit for abortion\n44-41-460(D)\tFalsifying a form required to report an abortion\n44-43-580\tTraffic in dead bodies\n44-53-50(E)\tSale of cleaning agents containing phosphates prohibited\n44-53-370(b)(4)\tProhibited Acts A, penalties (manufacture or possession of Schedule V drugs with intent to distribute)—First offense\n44-53-370(d)(2)\tProhibited Acts A, penalties (possession of other controlled substances in Schedules I through V)—Second and subsequent offense\n44-53-398(H)(3)\tPurchasing a product containing ephedrine or pseudoephedrine from any person other than a manufacturer or registered wholesale distributor, First Offense\n44-53-445(D)(2)\tPurchase of controlled substance within proximity of school\n44-53-590\tPenalty for use of property in manner which makes it subject to forfeiture (as provided in Sections 44-53-520 and 44-53-530)\n44-53-1530(2)(b)\tPossession of anabolic steroids, ten or fewer doses (second or subsequent offense)\n44-53-1530(3)(a)\tPossession of anabolic steroids, 11 to 99 doses (first offense)\n44-55-80\tUnlawful acts (violation of State Safe Water Drinking Act) (See Section 44-55-90(a))\n44-56-130\tUnlawful acts (Hazardous Waste Management Act) (See Section 44-56-140C.)—First offense\n44-56-490(C)\tWilfully violating a provision of the Drycleaning Facility Restoration Trust Fund provisions\n44-63-161(C)\tWillful violation of regulation or order relative to recording, reporting, or filing information with Bureau of Vital Statistics\n44-93-150(C)\tInfectious Waste Management Act violation (first offense)\n44-96-100(B)\tWilful violation of solid waste regulations, first offense\n44-96-450(B)\tWilful violation of Solid Waste Act—First offense\n45-9-85\tViolation of confidentiality of Section 45-9-60 (Equal enjoyment and privileges to public accommodations, complaints, hearings, etc.)\n46-1-50\tFiring turpentine farms\n46-1-75\tMaliciously damaging farm product, research facility or equipment valued at less than $500\n46-10-100\tPenalties (violation of article concerning boll weevil eradication)\n46-23-80\tPenalty (violation of South Carolina Noxious Weed Act)\n46-41-170(A)\tPenalty (violation of chapter concerning dealers and handlers of agriculture products) Second or subsequent offense\n46-50-30, section 15\tDisclosure of confidential information relating to Southern Interstate Dairy Compact\n46-50-60\tViolation of Southern Interstate Dairy Compact\n47-1-40(A)\tCruelty to animals, second or subsequent offense\n47-9-10\tMarking, branding, or disfiguring large animals of another—Second or subsequent offense\n47-9-30\tUse of horse, mare, or mule without permission\n47-9-410\tViolations (article concerning livestock generally)\n47-17-60\tProhibited acts (meat and meat food, Regulations and Inspection Law) (See Section 47-17-100(a))\n47-17-70\tSlaughtering or processing except in compliance with article prohibited (meat and meat food, Regulations and Inspection Law) (See Section 47-17-100(a))\n47-17-80\tRecords (meat and meat food, Regulations and Inspection Law) (See Section 47-17-100(a))\n47-17-530\tMisrepresenting a product as meat that is cell-cultured mean or protein\n47-21-80(B)\tPenalty for violation of Farm Animal and Research Facilities Protection Act (violation of Section 47-21-60)\n47-21-250(B)\tUnlawful entry into or remaining unlawfully in a crop operation\n48-39-170(A)\tPenalties (violation of chapter concerning coastal tidelands and wetlands)—Second or subsequent offense\n48-60-142(I)\tViolation of regulations related to recovering certain electronic devices\n50-1-125(2), (3),and (4)\tTrafficking in wildlife\n50-1-136\tPenalties for conspiracy (violation of provisions of Title 50 relating to fish, game, and watercraft)\n50-5-1535\tUnlawful taking, possessing, buying, selling, or shipping of short nose sturgeon\n50-5-2305(D)\tUnlawful catching of wild rock (second or subsequent offense)\n50-5-2535\tEngaging in prohibited activities while under suspension, Marine Resources Act\n50-9-1200\tHunting or fishing while under suspension\n50-11-95\tEngaging in Computer Assisted Remote Hunting, First Offense\n50-11-705\tNight hunting for deer, bear, or turkey—First offense\n50-11-852\tMolesting or killing a bald eagle\n50-11-1920\tViolation of food service permit to sell exotic farm-raised venison\n50-11-2640(B)\tBringing into State or importing live coyote or fox without permit—First offense\n50-13-1410\tUnlawful to pollute waters so as to injure fish and shellfish\n50-13-1440\tUsing explosives to take fish unlawful—Second offense\n50-15-80(B)\tPenalties, violation of Sections 50-15-30(C), 50-15-55, or 50-15-40(D) or (E)\n50-18-270(C)\tPlacing or releasing species imported from another state into waters of State—Second offense\n50-18-285(C)\tDamaging or poisoning aquaculture products or facilities—Second offense\n50-21-112(B)(2)\tOperating a water device while under the influence of alcohol or drugs (second offense)\n50-21-130(A)(1)\tFailure of an operator of a vessel involved in a collision resulting in property damage to stop and render assistance\n52-5-10\tRace horses must not be entered under assumed names or out of proper class\n52-5-40\tMisrepresenting or concealing former performance of race horse\n54-7-810(B)(1)\tViolation of Underwater Antiquities Act\n55-1-100(F)\tUnlawful to operate or act as a flight crew member of aircraft while under the influence of alcohol or drugs\n55-3-130\tDischarging a laser at an aircraft\n55-3-130\tShining light at aircraft with intent to interfere with the operation of the aircraft\n56-1-25\tDisclosure of Department of Motor Vehicles confidential information\n56-3-150\tIllegal operation of foreign vehicle\n56-5-1210(A)(1)\tFailure to stop a vehicle involved in an accident when injury results but great bodily injury or death does not occur\n56-5-1220\tFailure to comply with the duties of a driver involved in an accident\n56-5-2780\tUnlawfully passing a stopped school bus, great bodily injury results\n56-5-2930\tUnlawful for narcotic users or persons under influence of liquor, drugs or like substances to drive (See Section 56-5-2940(2))—Second offense\n56-5-2933\tDriving with an unlawful alcohol concentration, second offense\n56-5-2941(K)(1)(a)\tUnlawful operation of a vehicle equipped with an ignition interlock device, first offense\n56-5-4975(A)\tOperation of unlicensed ambulance without removing exterior markings, sirens, etc.\n56-11-250\tFailure of a motor carrier to apply for a registration card and identification marker\n56-17-10\tFailure to purchase a license, keep records, supply information when required by law\n56-19-240\tApplication for certificate, form, and contents (vehicle title)\n56-19-480\tTransfer and surrender of certificates, license plates, registration cards, and manufacturers serial plates of vehicles sold as salvage, abandoned, scrapped, or destroyed—Second and subsequent offenses\n56-31-50(C)\tRental company making a false report regarding certain personal property taxes\n56-31-50(D)\tMisrepresentation of the amount of personal property taxes on a private passenger motor vehicle or rental vehicle paid or the amount of surcharges collected\n57-25-145(C)\tPlacing an outdoor sign advertising an adult or sexually-oriented business within one mile of a public highway\n58-3-280\tRestriction on employment of former commissioners by public utility\n58-4-130\tRestriction on outside employment of executive director\n58-7-60(C)(1)\tUnlawful appropriation of gas that results in property damage in excess of $5,000 or the risk of great bodily injury or death—first offense\n58-7-60(E)(1)\tAiding, abetting, or assisting another person in withdrawing and appropriating gas—first offense\n58-7-70\tWrongful use of gas and interference with gas meters—first offense\n58-7-70(C)(1)\tWrongful use of gas and interference with gas meters for profit—first offense\n58-7-70(D)(1)\tWrongful use of gas and interference with gas meters for profit when violation results in property damage greater than $5,000 or in risk of great bodily injury or death—first offense\n58-15-875(D)(1)\tUnlawful conduct relating to railroad track material for recycling, first offense\n58-15-1110\tViolation by Railroads of Interstate Commerce Act\n58-17-2760\tCriminal penalty on individuals for violation of transportation of freight\n58-17-4030\tInjury due to negligence or carelessness of general railroad law\n58-17-4050\tInjury due to wilful violation of general railroad law\n58-23-920\tInsurance required of owners of motor vehicles transporting goods for hire—First offense\n59-5-130\tMembers shall not contract with State Board of Education\n59-69-260\tOfficials shall not acquire interest in claims or contracts (school funds)\n61-2-240\tInterference with an officer or use of abusive language by an officer or another person\n61-4-1530\tOperation of brewery or winery without permit\n61-6-4010(B)(2)\tUnlawful manufacture, possession or sale of alcoholic liquors—Second offense\n61-6-4025(b)\tPossession of unlawfully acquired or manufactured alcoholic liquors in a vehicle, vessel, or aircraft—Second offense\n61-6-4030(b)\tTransportation of alcoholic liquors in a taxi or other vehicle for hire—Second offense\n61-6-4040(b)\tRendering aid in unlawful transportation of alcoholic liquor—Second offense\n61-6-4060(B)(2)\tUnlawful storage of alcoholic liquor in a place of business—Second offense\n61-6-4100(b)\tManufacture, sale, or possession of unlawful distillery—Second offense\n61-6-4110(b)\tKnowingly permitting or allowing a person to locate an unlawful distillery on a premise—Second offense\n61-6-4120(b)\tUnlawful manufacture, transport, or possession of materials used in the manufacture of alcoholic liquors—Second offense\n61-6-4130(b)\tPresent at a place where alcoholic liquors are unlawfully manufactured—Second offense\n61-6-4150(b)\tUnlawful sale of alcoholic liquor from a vehicle, vessel, or aircraft—Second offense\n61-6-4160(b)\tUnlawful sale of alcoholic liquors on Sundays, election days, and other days—Second offense\n61-6-4170(B)(2)\tAdvertisement of alcoholic liquors from billboard—Second offense\n61-6-4200\tUnlawful disposal, rescue, or attempted disposal or rescue of alcoholic liquors\n61-8-50\tViolation of a restraining order against unlawful sale, barter, exchange, storage, or possession of alcoholic liquors\n62-2-901\tDestruction of or failure to deliver a will to a Judge of Probate\n63-3-620\tContempt of court\n63-5-20\tFailure to provide reasonable support to a spouse or minor child\n63-7-940\tDissemination of classified information\n63-7-1990(A)\tDissemination of confidential reports\n63-11-90\tViolations of Article 1, Child Welfare Agencies\n63-11-1350\tDisclosure of confidential records\n63-13-40(B)\tUnlawful application for employment by an ex-convict\n63-13-185(F)\tUnlawful administration of medicine to a child by childcare facility personnel\n63-13-190(C)\tUnlawful application for employment by ex-convict\n63-13-420(F)\tApplication for operator license for childcare facilities when persons convicted of certain crimes\n63-13-430(E)\tRenewal application for operator license for childcare facilities when persons convicted of certain crimes\n63-13-620(E), (F)\tApplication for statement of standard conformity or approval for childcare facilities when persons convicted of certain crimes\n63-13-630(E), (G)\tRenewal application for statement of standard conformity or approval for childcare facilities when persons convicted of certain crimes\n63-13-820(E), (F)\tApplication for registration for childcare facilities when persons convicted of certain crimes\n63-13-830(C), (D)\tRenewal application for registration for childcare facilities when persons convicted of certain crimes\n63-13-1010(D)\tApplication for license or registration of church and religious centers for childcare facilities when 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