{"data":{"id":"us-sc/s.c.-code-ann.-16-1-90","jurisdiction":"us-sc","citation":"S.C. Code Ann. § 16-1-90","heading":"Crimes classified as felonies.","body":"(A) The following offenses are Class A felonies and the maximum terms established for a Class A felony, not more than thirty years, as set forth in Section 16-1-20(A), apply:\n10-11-325(B)(2)\tDetonating an explosive or destructive device or igniting an incendiary device upon the capitol grounds or within the capitol building resulting in death to a person where there was not malice aforethought\n16-3-50\tManslaughter—voluntary\n16-3-29\tAttempted murder\n16-3-652\tCriminal sexual conduct\nFirst degree\n16-3-655(C)(2)\tCriminal sexual conduct, 1st degree, with minor less than 16, 2nd offense\n16-3-656\tAssault with intent to commit criminal sexual conduct\nFirst degree\n16-3-658\tCriminal sexual conduct where victim is legal spouse (separated)\nFirst degree\n16-3-910\tKidnapping\n16-3-920\tConspiracy to commit kidnapping\n16-3-1050(F)\tAbuse or neglect of a vulnerable adult resulting in death\n16-3-1075(B)(2)\tCarjacking (great bodily injury)\n16-3-2020(B)(2)\tTrafficking in persons—2nd offense\n16-3-2020(C)\tTrafficking in persons in which the victim is under age eighteen—1st offense\n16-11-110(A)\tArson in the first degree\n16-11-330(A)\tRobbery while armed with a deadly weapon\n16-11-380(A)\tEntering bank with intent to steal money, securities for money, or property, by force, intimidation, or threats\n16-11-390\tSafecracking\n16-11-523(D)(2)\tInjuring real property when illegally obtaining nonferrous metals and the act results in the death of a person\n16-13-385(E)(2)\tTampering with a utility meter that results in death of another person\n16-23-500(B)(3)\tPossession of a firearm or ammunition by a person convicted of a violent crime, third or subsequent offense\n16-23-720(A)(2)\tDetonating a destructive device or causing an explosion, or intentionally aiding, counseling, or procuring an explosion by means of detonation of a destructive device which results in the death of a person where there was not malice aforethought\n24-13-450\tTaking of a hostage by an inmate\n25-7-30\tGiving information respecting national or state defense to foreign contacts in time of war\n25-7-40\tGathering information for an enemy\n43-35-85(F),16-3-1050(F)\tAbuse or neglect of a vulnerable adult resulting in death\n44-53-370\tProhibited Acts A, penalties (b)(1) (narcotic drugs in Schedules I(b) and (c), LSD, and Schedule II) second, third, or subsequent offense\n44-53-370(e)(2)(a)2\tProhibited Acts A, penalties (trafficking in cocaine, 10 grams or more but less than 28 grams)\nSecond offense\n44-53-370(e)(2)(b)2\tProhibited Acts, penalties (trafficking in cocaine, 28 grams or more but less than 100 grams)\nSecond offense\n44-53-370(e)(5)(a)2\tProhibited Acts, penalties (trafficking in LSD, 100 dosage units or more but less than 500 dosage units)\nSecond offense\n44-53-370(e)(5)(b)2\tProhibited Acts, penalties (trafficking in LSD, 500 dosage units or more but less than 1,000 dosage units)\nSecond offense\n44-53-370(e)(5)(a)3\tProhibited Acts, penalties (trafficking in LSD, 100 dosage units or more, but less than 500 dosage units)\nThird or subsequent offense\n44-53-370(e)(5)(b)3\tProhibited Acts, penalties (trafficking in LSD, 500 dosage units or more, but less than 1,000 dosage units)\nThird or subsequent offense\n44-53-370(e)(6)(d)\tProhibited Acts, penalties (trafficking in flunitrazepam, 5 kilograms or more)\n44-53-370(e)(8)(a)(ii)\tTrafficking in MDMA or ecstasy, 100 dosage units but less than 500—Second offense\n44-53-370(e)(8)(a)(iii)\tTrafficking in MDMA or ecstasy, 100 dosage units but less than 500—Third or subsequent offense\n44-53-370(e)(8)(b)(ii)\tTrafficking in MDMA or ecstasy, 100 dosage units but less than 1000—Third or subsequent offense\n44-53-370(e)(8)(b)(iii)\tTrafficking in MDMA or ecstasy, 100 dosage units but less than 1000—Third or subsequent offense\n44-53-370(g)(1)(b)\tProhibited Acts A, penalties (distribution of narcotic drugs in Schedules I(b) and (c), LSD, and Schedule II with intent to commit a crime)\nSecond offense\n44-53-370(g)(1)(c)\tProhibited Acts A, penalties (distribution of narcotic drugs in Schedules I(b) and (c), LSD, and Schedule II with intent to commit a crime)\nThird or subsequent offense\n44-53-375(B)(2)\tManufacture, distribution of methamphetamine or cocaine base, second offense\n44-53-375(B)(3)\tManufacture, distribution, etc., methamphetamine, or cocaine base\nThird or subsequent offense\n44-53-375(C)(1)(b)\tTrafficking in ice, crank, or crack cocaine (10 grams or more but less than 28 grams)\nSecond offense\n44-53-375(C)(2)(b)\tTrafficking in ice, crank, or crack cocaine (28 grams or more but less than 100 grams)\n44-53-375(E)(a)(ii)and (iii)\tTrafficking in nine grams or more, but less than twenty-eight grams of ephedrine, pseudoephedrine, or phenylpropanolamine second of subsequent offense\n44-53-375(F)(1)(e)\tTrafficking in four hundred grams or more of ephedrine, pseudoephedrine, or phenylpropanolamine\nSecond offense\n55-1-30(3)\tUnlawful removing or damaging of airport facility or equipment when death results\n56-5-750(C)(2)\tFailure to stop for a law enforcement vehicle when death occurs\n56-5-1030(B)(3)\tInterference with traffic-control devices or railroad signs or signals prohibited when death results from violation\n58-7-60(D)(2)\tUnlawful appropriation of gas that results in the death of another person\n58-7-70(E)(2)\tWrongful use of gas and interference with gas meters that results in death of another person\n58-15-870(D)\tInjuring a railroad or electric railway resulting in the death of another person\n58-17-4090\tPenalty for obstruction of railroad\n(B) The following offenses are Class B felonies and the maximum terms established for a Class B felony, not more than twenty-five years, as set forth in Section 16-1-20(A), apply:\n10-11-325(B)(3)\tDetonating an explosive or destructive device or igniting an incendiary device upon the capitol ground or within the capitol building resulting in injury to a person\n10-11-325(B)(4)\tDetonating an explosive or destructive device or igniting an incendiary device upon the capitol grounds or within the capitol building resulting in damage to real or personal property\n16-3-210(C)\tAssault and battery by mob in the second degree\n16-11-110(B)\tArson in the second degree\n16-11-740(B)(3)\tWilful and malicious injury to telegraph, telephone, or electric utility system resulting in death or bodily injury or an imminent danger to the life, health, or safety of a person\n16-13-135(E)(2)\tOrganized retail crime—second or subsequent offense regardless of the value of the property\n16-23-720(A)(3)\tDetonating a destructive device, or causing an explosion, or aiding, counseling, or procuring an explosion by means of detonation of a destructive device resulting in injury to a person\n16-23-720(B)\tCausing an explosion by means of a destructive device, or aiding, counseling, or procuring an explosion by means of a destructive device which results in damage to real or personal property, or attempting to injure a person or damage or destroy real or property by means of a destructive device\n35-11-725(A)\tIntentionally making a false statement, misrepresentation, false certification, false entry into a record, or violation of a rule or order pursuant to the South Carolina Anti-Money Laundering Act\n35-11-725(B)\tKnowingly engaging in an activity for which a license is required by the South Carolina Anti-Money Laundering Act without being licensed and receiving more than $500 in compensation within a 30-day period from this activity\n44-53-370(e)(1)(a)(3)\tTrafficking in marijuana, 10 pounds or more (third or subsequent offense)\n44-53-370(e)(2)(b)1\tProhibited Acts, penalties (trafficking in cocaine, 28 grams or more, but less than 100 grams)\nFirst offense\n44-53-370(e)(3)(a)1\tProhibited Acts A, penalties (trafficking in illegal drugs, 4 grams or more, but less than 14 grams)\n44-53-370(e)(5)(b)1\tProhibited Acts, penalties (trafficking in LSD, 500 dosage units or more, but less than 1000 dosage units)\nFirst offense\n44-53-370(e)(6)(a)(2)\tProhibited Acts, penalties (trafficking in flunitrazepam, 1 gram)\nSecond or subsequent offense\n44-53-370(e)(6)(c)\tProhibited Acts, penalties (trafficking in flunitrazepam, 1000 grams but less than 5 kilograms)\n44-53-370(e)(7)(b)\tTrafficking in gamma hydroxybutyric acid (second or subsequent offense)\n44-53-370(e)(8)(b)(i)\tTrafficking in MDMA or ecstasy, 100 dosage units but less than 1000—First offense\n44-53-370(e)(8)(c)\tTrafficking in MDMA or ecstasy, 1000 or more dosage units\n44-53-370(g)(2)(c)\tProhibited Acts A, penalties (distribution of controlled substances with intent to commit a crime)\nThird or subsequent offense\n44-53-375(E)(1)(b)(i)and (c)\tTrafficking in twenty-eight grams or more, but less than four hundred grams of ephedrine, pseudoephedrine, or phenylpropanolamine\n44-53-375(C)(2)(a)\tTrafficking in ice, crank, crack cocaine 28 grams or more, but less than 100 grams\nFirst offense\n50-21-113(A)(2)\tOperating or controlling a moving water device while under the influence of alcohol, drugs, or a combination of both when death results\n50-21-130(A)(3)\tFailure of an operator of a vessel involved in a collision resulting in death to stop and render assistance\n56-5-1210(A)(3)\tFailure to stop a vehicle involved in an accident when death occurs\n56-5-2945(A)(2)\tCausing great bodily injury or death by operating vehicle while under influence of drugs or alcohol, death resulting\n(C) The following offenses are Class C felonies and the maximum terms established for a Class C felony, not more than twenty years, as set forth in Section 16-1-20(A), apply:\n16-3-70\tAdministering or attempting to administer poison\n16-3-75\tUnlawful and malicious tampering with human drug product or food\n16-3-85(C)(2)\tAiding in the death of a child by abuse or neglect\n16-3-95(A)\tInflicting great bodily injury upon a child\n16-3-600(B)\tAggravated assault and battery\n16-3-653\tCriminal sexual conduct\nSecond degree\n16-3-655(C)(3)\tCriminal sexual conduct, 2nd degree, with minor between 11 and 14 or at least 14 and less than 16 if actor in familial or custodial position\n16-3-656\tAssault with intent to commit criminal sexual conduct\nSecond degree\n16-3-658\tCriminal sexual conduct in second degree where victim is legal spouse (separated)\n16-3-810\tEngaging child under 18 for sexual performance\n16-3-1075(B)(1)\tCarjacking\n16-3-2220(B)\tFemale mutilation\n16-11-330(B)\tAttempted armed robbery\n16-11-350\tTrain robbery by stopping train\n16-11-360\tRobbery after entry upon train\n16-11-380(B)\tStealing money, securities for money, or property, by force, intimidation, or threats, from a person who has just used a bank night depository, an ATM, or another automated banking device\n16-13-135(E)(1)(d)\tOrganized retail crime—first offense and value of property is greater than $50,000\n16-13-165(B)(4)(b)\tKnowingly and intentionally installing, reselling, importing, or selling a counterfeit nonfunctioning airbag that results in causing great bodily harm or death—2nd or subsequent offense\n16-15-395\tSexual exploitation of a minor\n16-15-415\tPromoting prostitution of a minor\n16-15-430(B)(3)\tSexual extortion—third or subsequent offense\n16-15-430(C)(2)\tAggravated sexual extortion\n16-23-500(B)(2)\tPossession of a firearm or ammunition by a person convicted of a violent crime, second offense\n16-25-65(B)\tDomestic violence of a high and aggravated nature\n25-7-30\tGiving information respecting national or state defense to foreign contacts (violation during peacetime)\n35-11-740(A)(1)(b)(iii)\tConducting or attempting to conduct financial transactions that involves the proceeds of an unlawful activity when the transactions exceed $100,000 in a 12-month period\n35-11-740(A)(2)(b)(iii)\tTransporting, transmitting, or transferring or attempting to commit these activities with regard to funds across state or international boundaries unlawfully when the transactions exceed $100,000 in a 12-month period\n35-11-740(A)(3)(b)(iii)\tConcealing or disguising the nature, location, source, ownership, or control of property believed to be the proceeds of unlawful activity; conducting or attempting to conduct a financial transaction involving property represented by a law enforcement officer to be proceeds of unlawful activity, or property used to conduct or facilitate unlawful activity when the transactions exceed $100,000 in a 12-month period\n44-42-320(E)\tKnowingly performing genital gender reassignment surgery on person under eighteen years of age (See Section 16-3-95(A))\n44-53-370(b)(2)\tProhibited Acts A, penalties (manufacture or possession of other substances in Schedule I, II, III, with intent to distribute)\nThird or subsequent offense\n44-53-370(e)(1)(a)2\tProhibited Acts A, penalties (trafficking in marijuana, 10 pounds or more, but less than 100 pounds)\nSecond offense\n44-53-370(e)(6)(b)\tProhibited Acts, penalties (trafficking in flunitrazepam, 100 grams but less than 1000 grams)\n44-53-370(g)(1)(a)\tProhibited Acts A, penalties (distribution of narcotic drugs in Schedules I(b) and (c), LSD, and Schedule II with intent to commit a crime)\nFirst offense\n44-53-370(g)(2)(b)\tProhibited Acts A, penalties (distribution of controlled substances with intent to commit a crime)\nSecond offense\n44-53-440\tDistribution of controlled substance under Sections 44-53-370(a) and 44-53-375(B) to persons under 18\n44-53-475\tTransportation or attempt to transfer monetary instruments derived from unlawful drug activity\n44-53-475(A)(1)\tFinancial transactions involving property derived from unlawful drug activity\n44-53-475(A)(3)\tConcealment of property derived from unlawful drug activity\n56-1-1105(B)(2)\tUnlawful driving by habitual offender resulting in death\n58-15-870(C)\tInjuring a railroad or electric railway resulting in endangering another person's life or inflicting great bodily injury on another person\n(D) The following offenses are Class D felonies and the maximum terms established for a Class D felony, not more than fifteen years, as set forth in Section 16-1-20(A), apply:\n10-11-325(A)\tPossessing, having readily accessible, or transporting onto the capitol grounds or within the capitol building an explosive, destructive, or incendiary device\n16-1-55\tAccessory after the fact of a Class A, B, or C Felony\n16-3-655(C)\tCriminal sexual conduct with a minor—3rd degree\n16-3-1090(B)\tAssist another person in committing suicide\n16-3-1045\tUse or employment of person under eighteen to commit certain crimes\n16-3-1050(E)\tAbuse or neglect of a vulnerable adult resulting in great bodily injury\n16-3-1730(C)\tStalking within ten years of a conviction of harassment or stalking\n16-3-2020(B)(1)\tTrafficking in persons - 1st offense\n16-11-110(C)\tArson—third degree\n16-11-312\tBurglary—second degree\n16-11-312(C)(2)\taggravated burglary—second degree\n16-11-325\tCommon law robbery\n16-11-523(D)(1)\tObtaining nonferrous metals unlawfully resulting in great bodily injury\n16-11-525(D)(1)\tInjuring real property when illegally obtaining nonferrous metals and the act results in great bodily injury to person\n16-13-135(F)(2)\tOrganized retail crime of an aggravated nature\n16-13-385(E)(1)\tTampering with a utility meter that results in great bodily injury to another person\n16-15-355\tDisseminating obscene material to a minor 12 years or younger\n16-23-720(C)\tPossessing, manufacturing, transporting, distributing, possessing with the intent to distribute any explosive device, substance, or material configured to damage, injure, or kill a person, or possessing materials which when assembled constitute a destructive device\n16-23-720(D)\tThreaten by means of a destructive weapon\n16-23-720(E)\tHarboring one known to have violated provisions relating to bombs, weapons of mass destruction and destructive devises\n16-23-730\tCommunicating or transmitting to a person that a hoax device or replica is a destructive device or detonator with intent to intimidate or threaten injury, obtain property, or interfere with the ability of a person or government to conduct its affairs\n16-23-750\tCommunicating or aiding and abetting the communication of a threat or conveying false information concerning an attempt to kill, injure, or intimidate a person or damage property or destroy by means of an explosive, incendiary, or destructive device (second or subsequent offense)\n24-3-210\tFurloughs for qualified inmates of state prison system—Failure to return (See section 24-13-410)\n24-13-410(B)\tEscaping or attempting to escape from prison or possessing tools or weapons used to escape\n24-13-470\tInmate throwing bodily fluids on a correctional facility employee\n43-35-85(B)\tAbusing or neglecting a vulnerable adult that results in great bodily injury\n43-35-85(D),16-3-1050(E)\tAbuse or neglect of a vulnerable adult resulting in great bodily injury\n44-53-370(b)(1)\tProhibited Acts A, penalties (narcotic drugs in Schedule I (B) and (C), LSD, and Schedule II)\n44-53-370(d)(4)\tUnlawful possession of more than 2 grains of fentanyl or fentanyl-related substance—third or subsequent offense\nFirst offense\n44-53-370\tProhibited Acts A, penalties (g)(2)(a) (distribution of controlled substances with intent to commit a crime)\nFirst offense\n44-53-375(B)(1)\tManufacture, distribution, etc., methamphetamine or cocaine\nFirst offense\n44-53-445(B)(2)\tDistribution, manufacture, sale, or possession of crack cocaine within proximity of a school\n44-53-577\tUnlawful to hire, solicit, direct a person under 17 years of age to transport, conceal, or conduct financial transaction relating to unlawful drug activity\n50-21-113(A)(1)\tOperating a moving water device while under the influence of alcohol or drugs where great bodily injury results\n56-5-750(C)(1)\tFailure to stop for a law enforcement vehicle when great bodily harm occurs\n56-5-2945(A)(1)\tCausing great bodily injury by operating vehicle while under influence of drugs or alcohol\n58-7-60(D)(1)\tUnlawful appropriation of gas that results in great bodily injury to another person\n58-7-70(E)(1)\tWrongful use of gas and interference with gas meters that results in great bodily injury to another person\n(E) The following offenses are Class E felonies and the maximum terms established for a Class E felony, not more than ten years, as set forth in Section 16-1-20(A), apply:\n7-25-50\tBribery at elections\nSecond offense\n7-25-60\tProcuring or offering to procure votes by bribery\nSecond or subsequent offense\n7-25-80\tThreatening, intimidating, or abusing voters\n8-1-20\tIllegal collecting and retaining rebates, commissions, or discounts (public officers/employees)\n8-13-705\tOffering, giving, soliciting, or receiving anything of value to influence action of public employee, member, or official\n9-16-350\tUse of any information concerning State Retirement Systems Investment Panel activities by member or employee to obtain economic interest\n15-49-20(H)\tFalsifying affidavit in order to obtain employment after having been convicted of an offense requiring registration as a sex offender\n16-1-55\tAccessory after the fact of a Class D Felony\n16-1-57\tThird or subsequent conviction of certain property crimes\n16-3-600(C)\tFirst degree assault and battery\n16-3-615\tSpousal sexual battery\n16-3-625\tResisting arrest with deadly weapon\n16-3-654\tCriminal sexual conduct\nThird degree\n16-3-656\tAssault with intent to commit criminal sexual conduct\nThird degree\n16-3-820\tPromoting, producing, or directing a sexual performance by a child under 18\n16-3-1060\tNo person may accept fee, compensation, etc. (for relinquishing the custody of a child for adoption)\n16-3-1730(B)\tStalking while injunction or restraining order prohibiting this conduct is in effect\n16-7-160(2)\tIllegal use of stink bombs or other devices containing foul or offensive odors—bodily harm results\n16-8-20(B)(2)\tTeaching, demonstrating the use, application, or making of a firearm or destructive device (second or subsequent offense)\n16-8-240(B)\tUse of or threat of physical violence by criminal gang member\n16-8-250(B)\tPreventing or attempting to prevent a witness or victim from attending or giving testimony at a trial that concerns criminal gang activity\n16-9-220\tAcceptance of bribes by officers\n16-9-320(B)\tAssaulting police officer serving process or while resisting arrest\n16-9-340\tIntimidation of court officials, jurors, or witnesses\n16-9-410(C)(1)\tAiding escapes from prison, for prisoners serving term of incarceration\n16-11-110(C)\tArson—third degree\n16-11-312(C)(1)\tBurglary—second degree, dwelling\n16-11-313\tBurglary—third degree\nSecond offense\n16-11-510(B)(1)\tMalicious injury to animals and personal property (value $10,000 or more)\n16-11-520(B)(1)\tMalicious injury to real property (value $10,000 or more)\n16-11-523(C)(2)\tInjuring real property when illegally obtaining nonferrous metals where the value of the injury is $10,000 or more\n16-11-535\tMalicious injury to place of worship\n16-11-580(C)(2)\tForest product violation (value more than $1,000 and less than $5,000)—2nd or subsequent offense\n16-11-580(D)(2)\tForest product violation (value at least $5,000)—2nd or subsequent offense\n16-13-10(B)(1)\tForgery (value $10,000 or more)\n16-13-30(B)(2)\tGrand larceny (value $10,000 or more)\n16-13-40(3)\tStealing of bonds and the like (value $10,000 or more)\n16-13-50(A)(1)\tStealing livestock, confiscation of motor vehicle, or other chattel (value $10,000 or more)\n16-13-70(B)(1)\tStealing of vessels and equipment, payment of damages (value $10,000 or more)\n16-13-110(B)(3)\tShoplifting (value $10,000 or more)\n16-13-131(C)(2)\tLarceny against a merchant by affixing a fraudulent product code on merchandise—second or subsequent offense\n16-13-135(E)(1)(c)\tOrganized retail crime—first offense when value of property is greater than $20,000 but less than $50,000\n16-13-165(B)(2)(b)\tKnowingly and intentionally importing, manufacturing, or selling a counterfeit nonfunctional airbag—2nd or subsequent offense\n16-13-165(B)(3)(b)\tKnowingly and intentionally selling, leasing, trading, or transferring motor vehicle containing counterfeit or nonfunctional airbag—2nd or subsequent offense\n16-13-165(B)(4)(a)\tKnowingly and intentionally installing, reselling, importing, or selling counterfeit non functioning airbags that cause great bodily harm or death—1st offense\n16-13-170\tEntering house or vessel without breaking in with intent to steal, attempt to enter\n16-13-180(3)\tReceiving stolen goods (value $10,000 or more)\n16-13-210(B)(1)\tEmbezzlement of public funds (value $10,000 or more)\n16-13-230(B)(3)\tBreach of trust with fraudulent intent (value $10,000 or more)\n16-13-240(1)\tObtaining signature or property by false pretenses (value $10,000 or more)\n16-13-260(1)\tObtaining property under false tokens or letters (value $10,000 or more)\n16-13-290(1)\tSecuring property by fraudulent impersonation of officer (value over $400)\n16-13-385\tTampering with a utility meter for the purpose of growing or manufacturing controlled substances\n16-13-420(B)(1)\tFailure to return rented objects, fraudulent appropriation (value $10,000 or more)\n16-13-430(C)(1)\tFraudulent acquisition or use of food stamps (value $10,000 or more)\n16-13-440(B)(3)\tObtaining a refund with a fraudulent driver's license or identity card regardless of value—second or subsequent offense\n16-13-510\tFinancial identity fraud\n16-15-332(B)(2)\tUnauthorized disclosure of an intimate image with intent to cause harm—second or subsequent offense\n16-15-335\tUnlawful to hire, employ, use, or permit any person under 18 to do anything violating obscenity statutes\n16-15-340\tLuring a child\n16-15-342\tCriminal solicitation of a minor\n16-15-345\tUnlawful to disseminate obscene material to any person under 18 years of age\n16-15-385\tDissemination of obscene material to minors is unlawful\n16-15-387\tEmploying a person under eighteen to appear in public in the state of sexually explicit nudity\n16-15-390(B)\tKnowingly producing, distributing, or possessing material depicting a minor engaging in sexual activity\n16-15-390(C)\tKnowingly possessing a visual description or representation of a minor engaging in sexually explicit conduct or attempting or conspiring to do so\n16-15-405(D)\tSexual exploitation of a minor\nSecond degree\n16-15-410\tSexual exploitation of a minor\nThird degree\n16-15-430(B)(2)\tSexual extortion—second offense\n16-17-470(C)\tAggravated voyeurism\n16-17-495(D)\tTransport of child by physical force or threat of physical force with intent to avoid custody order\n16-17-550\tBribery of athletes and athletic officials\n16-17-600(A),(B)\tDestruction or desecration of human remains or repositories—destroys, damages, or desecrates human remains and vandalizes, desecrates, injures gravestones or memorials\n16-17-640\tBlackmail\n16-17-680(C)(10)(b)\tObtaining permit to transport and sell nonferrous metals for the purpose of transporting or selling stolen nonferrous metals\n16-17-680(E)(2)(b)\tUnlawful purchase of nonferrous metals from seller without valid permit with intent to resell the nonferrous metals to a secondary metals recycler using purchaser's valid permit\n16-17-680(G)(5)\tKnowingly transporting stolen nonferrous metals while operating vehicle used in the ordinary course of business and presenting a valid or falsified permit to transport and sell nonferrous metals\n16-21-80(3)\tReceiving, possessing, concealing, selling, or disposing of stolen vehicle (value $10,000 or more)\n16-23-220\tUnlawful transportation of machine gun or sawed-off shotgun or rifle (see 16-23-260)\n16-23-230\tUnlawful storing, keeping, or possessing machine gun or sawed-off shotgun or rifle (see 16-23-260)\n16-23-240\tUnlawful selling, renting, or giving away of machine gun or sawed-off shotgun or rifle (see 16-23-260)\n16-23-440(A)\tDischarging firearms at or into dwellings\n16-23-440(B)\tDischarging firearms at or into a vehicle, aircraft, watercraft, or other device\n16-23-530\tPossession of a gun by an illegal alien\n16-23-750\tCommunicating or aiding and abetting the communication of a threat or conveying false information concerning an attempt to kill, injure, or intimidate a person or damage or destroy property by means of an explosive, incendiary, or destructive device (first offense)\n16-25-20(B)\tDomestic violence in the first degree\n17-13-50\tRight to be informed of grounds for arrest, consequences of refusal to answer or false answer\n23-31-340\tPenalties (violation of article regulating use and possession of machine guns, sawed-off shotguns, and rifles)\n23-31-360\tUnregistered possession of machine guns by licensed manufacturer\n23-36-170(b)\tViolation of South Carolina Explosives Control Act\nSecond offense\n24-3-910\tPenalty for penitentiary employee's connivance at escape of prisoners\n24-3-950\tContraband (possession by prisoner or furnishing prisoner with or attempt to furnish)\n24-3-980(B)(3)\tUnlawful possession of telecommunication device by inmate was proximate cause of commission of subsequent felony offense\n24-7-155\tFurnishing or possessing contraband in county or municipal prisons prohibited\n24-13-420\tHarboring or employing escaped convicts\n24-13-430(2)\tParticipating in riot by prisoners\n24-13-440\tCarrying or concealing weapon by inmates\n25-7-50\tFalse reports, insubordination, obstruction of recruiting during war\n25-7-70\tSabotage\n32-7-100(A)(2)\tPreneed funeral contract violations (value more than $10,000)\n34-3-10\tUse of word \"bank\" or \"banking\" by other than banking institutions\n34-11-60\tDrawing and uttering fraudulent check, draft, or other written order (more than $1,000, see Section 34-11-90(b)) Third and subsequent offenses\n34-13-90\tPenalty for improper borrowing by directors or officers\n35-1-508(a)(1)\tViolation of Title 35, Chapter 1 when investor loses twenty thousand dollars or more\n35-11-740(A)(1)(b)(ii)\tConducting or attempting to conduct financial transactions that involve the proceeds of an unlawful activity when the transactions exceed $20,000 but are less than $100,000 in a 12- month period\n35-11-740(A)(2)(b)(ii)\tTransporting, transmitting or transferring, or attempting to commit those activities with regard to funds across state or international boundaries unlawfully when the transactions exceed $20,000 but are less than $100,000 in a 12-month period\n35-11-740(A)(3)(b)(ii)\tConcealing or disguising the nature location, source, ownership, or control of property believed to be the proceeds of unlawful activity, or conduct, or attempts to conduct a financial transaction involving property represented by a law enforcement officer to be proceeds of unlawful activity, or property used to conduct or facilitate unlawful activity if the transactions exceed $20,000 but are less than $100,000 in a 12- month period\n36-9-410(C)(3)\tUnlawful disposal of personal property that is subject to a perfected security interest whose value is $10,000 or more\n37-6-119(E)(3)\tKnowingly soliciting the money or property or personal identifying information of a vulnerable adult for purposes of identity fraud (value of $10,000 or more)\n38-38-720(3)\tMaking a false statement or representation regarding a fraternal benefit society (second or subsequent offense)\n38-55-170(1)\tPresenting false claim for payment (insurance companies) (value $10,000 or more)\n38-55-540(A)(4)\tKnowingly making false statement or misrepresentation resulting in economic advantage of fifty thousand dollars or more, first offense\n38-55-540(A)(5)\tKnowingly making false statement or misrepresentation resulting in economic advantage of any amount, second offense\n38-73-1120(C)\tInsurance, provisions to ensure expenses are allocated and treated properly\n39-8-90(A)\tStealing trade secrets\n39-9-208(B)\tUniform weights and measures law violation\n39-15-1190(B)(1)(a)(iv)\tTransferring, distributing, selling, or otherwise disposing of an item having a counterfeit mark on it, Second Offense\n39-15-1190(B)(1)(b)(ii)\tTrafficking in counterfeit marks, Second or Subsequent Offense\n39-22-90(A)(8)\tState warehouse system violation if the amount of the violation is $5,000 or more\n39-73-325\tViolation of regulation under State Commodity Code\n40-83-30(J)\tParticipating in the use of a false document in connection with acts as an immigration assistant\n44-23-1080(2)\tFurnishing Office of Mental Health patients or prisoners with firearms or dangerous weapons\n44-23-1150(C)(1)\tFirst degree sexual misconduct\n44-29-145\tExposing others to Human Immuno Deficiency Virus\n44-52-165(A)(3)\tPossession of firearms or dangerous weapons by patient receiving inpatient services operated by Office of Mental Health\n44-52-165(B)(1)\tIntentionally allowing patient receiving inpatient services by Office of Mental Health to possess alcoholic beverages or controlled substances\n44-52-165(B)(2)\tIntentionally allowing patient receiving inpatient services by Office of Mental Health to possess firearms or dangerous weapons\n44-53-365\tTaking or exercising control over another person's controlled substance—Second offense\n44-53-370(b)(2)\tProhibited Acts A, penalties (manufacture or possession of other substances in Schedule I, II, III, flunitrazepam, or a controlled substance analogue with intent to distribute)\nSecond offense\n44-53-370(d)(3)\tPossession of cocaine, third or subsequent offense\n44-53-370(d)(4)\tUnlawful possession of more than 2 grains of fentanyl or fentanyl-related substance—second offense\n44-53-370(e)(1)(a)1\tProhibited Acts A, penalties (trafficking in marijuana, 10 pounds or more, but less than 100 pounds)\n44-53-370(e)(2)(a)1\tProhibited Acts A, penalties (trafficking in cocaine, 10 grams or more, but less than 28 grams)\n44-53-370(e)(4)(a)1\tProhibited Acts A, penalties (trafficking in methaqualone, 15 grams or more, but less than 150 grams)\n44-53-370(e)(5)(a)1\tProhibited Acts, penalties (trafficking in LSD, 100 dosage units or more, but less than 500 dosage units)\nFirst offense\n44-53-370(e)(6)(a)(1)\tProhibited acts, penalties (trafficking in flunitrazepam, 1 gram but less than 100 grams)\nFirst offense\n44-53-370(e)(7)(a)\tTrafficking in gamma hydroxybutyric acid (first offense)\n44-53-370(e)(8)(a)(i)\tTrafficking in MDMA or ecstasy, 100 dosage units but less than 500—First offense\n44-53-372(A)(2)\tKnowingly or intentionally producing, manufacturing, distributing, or possessing with intent to produce, manufacture, or distribute xylazine for human use\n44-53-375(A)\tPossession of less than one gram of methamphetamine or cocaine base, third or subsequent offense\n44-53-375(C)(1)(a)\tTrafficking in ice, crank, or crack cocaine 10 grams or more, but less than 28 grams\nFirst offense\n44-53-375(E)(1)(a)(i)\tTrafficking in nine grams or more, but less than twenty-eight grams of ephedrine, pseudoephedrine, or phenylpropanolamine, first offense\n44-53-376(B)\tKnowingly causing to be disposed any waste from the production of methamphetamine or knowingly assisting, soliciting, or conspiring with another to dispose of the waste, Second Offense\n44-53-378\tManufacturing and exposing a child to methamphetamines\n44-53-398(H)(5)\tPossessing, manufacturing, delivering, distributing, dispensing, administering, purchasing, selling, or possessing with intent to distribute any substance that contains any amount of ephedrine or pseudoephedrine which has been altered from its original condition, Second Offense\n44-53-440\tDistribution of controlled substance under Section 44-53-370(a) and (b) to persons under 18 violation\n44-53-445(B)(1)\tDistribution, manufacture, or sale of controlled substance within proximity of school (other than crack cocaine)\n44-53-1530(1)(b)\tDistribution of anabolic steroids (second or subsequent offense)\n44-53-1530(4)(b)\tPossession of anabolic steroids, 100 or more doses (second or subsequent offense)\n44-53-1680(B)\tKnowingly disclosing information in violation of the Prescription Monitoring Program\n44-53-1680(C)\tKnowingly using prescription monitoring information in a manner or for a purpose in violation of the Prescription Monitoring Program\n44-55-1510\tDischarge of fumes of acids or similar substances\n45-2-40(B)(1)\tInflicting $10,000 or more in damages to a lodging establishment while using or possessing a controlled substance, beer, wine, or alcohol\n46-1-20(1)\tStealing crops from the field (value $10,000 or more)\n46-1-40(1)\tStealing tobacco plants from bed (value $10,000 or more)\n46-1-60(B)(1)\tMaking away with produce before payment (value $10,000 or more)\n46-1-70(B)(1)\tFactors or commission merchants failing to account for produce (value $10,000 or more)\n46-1-160(D)(2)\tKnowingly using false information to obtain or use South Carolina Farm Aid Fund funds for ineligible expenses when the value of the property is at least $100,000\n47-19-120(C)(2)\tInterference with person performing official duties under chapter on poultry inspection—use of deadly weapon in commission of violation\n48-23-265(C)(2)\tForest products violation second or subsequent offense (value at least $5,000)\n49-1-50(C)(1)\tSale of drifted timber, lumber ($10,000 or more value)\n50-21-115\tReckless homicide by operation of a boat (reclassified from Class F felony in 2002)\n50-21-130(A)(2)\tFailure of an operator of a vessel involved in a collision resulting in great bodily injury to stop and render assistance\n55-1-30(2)\tUnlawful removing or damaging of airport facility or equipment when injury results\n55-1-40\tUnlawful entry of aircraft, damaging, or removing equipment\n56-1-1105(B)(1)\tUnlawful driving by habitual offender resulting in great bodily injury\n56-5-750(B)(2)\tFailure to stop for a law enforcement vehicle—Second or subsequent offense when no death or injury occurs\n56-5-750(B)(3)\tFailure to stop for a law enforcement vehicle during a high-speed chase\n56-5-1030(B)(2)\tInterference with traffic-control devices or railroad sign or signals prohibited—injury results\n56-5-1210(A)(2)\tFailure to stop a vehicle involved in an accident when great bodily injury results\n56-5-2910\tReckless homicide\n56-5-2941(K)(1)(c)\tUnlawful operation of a vehicle equipped with an ignition interlock device\n56-5-4975(C)\tOperation of unlicensed ambulance without removing exterior markings, sirens, etc., with intent to commit terrorist act\n56-29-30(A)\tUnlawful to own, operate, or conduct a chop shop or to transport or sell a motor vehicle to a chop shop\n58-15-850\tBreaking and entering or shooting into cars\n63-5-70\tUnlawful conduct toward a child\n63-13-200\tCommitting certain crimes near a childcare facility\n63-19-1670\tFurnishing contraband to a juvenile in the custody of the Department of Juvenile Justice\n(F) The following offenses are Class F felonies and the maximum terms established for a Class F felony, not more than five years, as set forth in Section 16-1-20(A), apply:\n2-2-100\tContempt of the General Assembly\n2-2-120\tCriminal contempt of the General Assembly\n7-15-420(E)\tPublicly reporting results of absentee ballot tabulation before polls are closed\n7-25-20\tFraudulent registration or voting\n7-25-50\tBribery at elections, first offense\n7-25-60\tProcuring or offering to procure votes by bribery\nFirst offense\n7-25-65\tProviding, offering, or accepting anything of value in exchange for requesting, collecting, or delivering absentee ballots\n7-25-110\tVoting more than once at elections\n7-25-120\tImpersonating a voter\n7-25-160\tWilful neglect or corrupt conduct on the part of managers\n7-25-170\tWilful neglect or corrupt conduct by officers other than managers\n7-25-190\tIllegal conduct at elections generally\n8-13-725(B)\tPublic official disclosing confidential information\n8-14-60\tIntentional use of a false document in connection with public employment\n8-29-10(F)\tIntentional use of a false document or aiding in the use of a false document to obtain a public benefit\n11-48-90(A)\tSale or possession of counterfeit cigarettes\n12-21-2716\tUnlawful manufacture or sale of slugs to be used in coin-operated devices\n12-21-4150\tPosing as a bingo player with the intent to defraud bingo customers\n12-21-6000(B)\tMarijuana and Controlled Substance Tax Act\n12-21-6040(A)\tRevealing facts contained in report under Marijuana and Controlled Substance Tax Act\n12-54-44(B)(1)\tWilful attempt to evade or defeat tax imposed\n12-54-44(B)(2)\tWilful failure to collect or truthfully account for and pay over tax money\n12-54-44(B)(6)(a)(i)\tWilfully subscribing to false or fraudulent tax return\n12-54-44(B)(6)(a)(ii)\tWilfully assisting in false or fraudulent tax return\n12-54-44(B)(6)(b)\tViolation of prohibition against preparing returns by person convicted of preparing false return\n16-1-55\tAccessory after the fact of a Class E felony\n16-3-60\tInvoluntary manslaughter\n16-3-95(B)\tInflicting great bodily injury on a child by a person responsible for the child's welfare\n16-3-755(B)\tSexual battery with a student\n16-3-755(D)\tSexual battery with a student\n16-3-1040(A)\tThreatening life, person or family of public official\n16-3-1050(B)\tAbuse of a vulnerable adult\n16-3-1050(C)\tNeglect of a vulnerable adult\n16-3-1050(D)\tExploitation of a vulnerable adult\n16-3-1080(A)\tCommitting or attempting to commit a violent crime while wearing body armor\n16-3-1085(D)(1)\tViolent offender prohibited from purchasing, owning, or using body armor\n16-3-1720(C)\tStalking (with prior conviction)\n16-3-1730(A)\tStalking\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 felony\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 felony\n16-3-2080(F)\tDisclosing information about a trafficking victim or certain shelters or unlawfully entering the grounds of a shelter while possessing a weapon\n16-5-10\tConspiracy against civil rights\n16-5-130(1)\tPenalties for instigating, aiding or participating in riot—resists enforcement of statute of state or United States, obstruct public officer, Carries weapon, etc.\n16-8-20(B)(1)\tDemonstrating the use of a bomb (first offense)\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, second offense\n16-9-10(B)(1)\tPerjury and subordination of perjury\n16-9-30\tFalse swearing before persons authorized to administer oaths\n16-9-210\tGiving or offering bribes to officers\n16-9-230\tAcceptance of rebates or extra compensation\n16-9-260\tCorrupting jurors, arbitrators, umpires, or referees\n16-9-270\tAcceptance of bribes by jurors, arbitrators, umpires, or referees\n16-9-460\tMovement and harboring intended to further illegal entry or detection\n16-11-20\tMaking, mending or possessing tools or other implements capable of being used in crime\n16-11-125\tMaking false claim or statement in support of claim to obtain insurance benefits for fire or explosion loss\n16-11-130\tBurning personal property to defraud insurer\n16-11-150\tBurning lands of another without consent\nSecond and subsequent offense\n16-11-170\tWilfully burning lands of another\n16-11-190\tWilfully and maliciously attempts to burn\n16-11-313(B)\tBurglary—third degree\nFirst offense\n16-11-510(B)(2)\tMalicious injury to animals and personal property (value over $2,000 up to $10,000)\n16-11-520(B)(2)\tMalicious injury to real property (value over $2,000 up to $10,000)\n16-11-523(C)(2)\tInjuring real property while illegally obtaining nonferrous metals where the value of the injury is greater than $2,000 but less than $10,000\n16-11-617\tUnlawful to cultivate or attempt to cultivate marijuana on land of another\n16-11-725(B)(2)\tRummaging through or stealing another person's household garbage\n16-11-780\tEntering certain lands to discover, uncover, move, remove, or attempt to remove an archaeological resource-Third or subsequent offense\n16-11-910 and16-11-915\tTransfer of recorded sounds for unauthorized use or sale\n16-11-930\tIllegal distribution of recording without name and address of manufacturer and designation of featured artist (See Sections 16-11-920(B) and 16-11-940)\n16-13-10(B)(1)\tForgery (value more than $10,000)\n16-13-30(B)(2)\tGrand larceny (value over $2,000 up to $10,000)\n16-13-40(2)\tStealing of bonds and the like (value over $2,000 up to $10,000)\n16-13-50(A)(2)\tStealing livestock, confiscation of motor vehicle or other chattel (value over $2,000 up to $10,000)\n16-13-70(B)(2)\tStealing of vessels and equipment—payment of damages (value over $2,000 up to $10,000)\n16-13-110(B)(2)\tShoplifting (value over $2,000 up to $10,000)\n16-13-135(E)(1)(b)\tOrganized retail crime—first offense when value of property is greater than $10,000 but less than $20,000\n16-13-160\tBreaking into motor vehicles or tanks, pumps, and other containers where fuel or lubricants are stored\n16-13-165(B)(1)(b)\tKnowingly and intentionally importing, manufacturing, or selling counterfeit nonconforming airbags—2nd or subsequent offense\n16-13-165(B)(2)(a)\tKnowingly and intentionally importing, manufacturing, or selling counterfeit nonconforming airbags—1st offense\n16-13-165(B)(3)(a)\tKnowingly or intentionally selling, leasing, trading, or transferring motor vehicle containing counterfeit or nonfunctional airbag—1st offense\n16-13-210(B)(2)\tEmbezzlement of less than $10,000 in public funds\n16-13-230(B)(2)\tBreach of trust with fraudulent intent (value over $2,000 up to $10,000)\n16-13-240(2)\tObtaining signature or property by false pretenses (value over $2,000 up to $10,000)\n16-13-260(2)\tObtaining property under false tokens or letters (value over $2,000 up to $10,000)\n16-13-385(B)(3)\tTampering with a utility meter—third or subsequent offense\n16-13-385(C)(3)\tTampering with a utility meter for profit—third or subsequent offense\n16-13-385(D)(3)\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—third or subsequent offense\n16-13-420(B)(2)\tFailure to return rented objects, fraudulent appropriation (value over $2,000 up to $10,000)\n16-13-430(C)(2)\tFraudulent acquisition or use of food stamps (value over $2,000 up to $10,000)\n16-13-440(B)(2)\tObtaining a refund with a fraudulent driver's license or identity card when the value is two thousand dollars or more\n16-13-470(B)(2)\tDefrauding a drug or alcohol screening test (second or subsequent offense)\n16-13-480\tProviding false picture identifications for use by unlawful aliens\n16-13-510(E)\tFinancial identity fraud and identity fraud\n16-13-512(C)(2)\tUnlawfully printing information on credit and debit card receipts\n16-13-525(D)\tDisplay or possession of a false identification or document for the purpose of proving lawful presence—Second and subsequent offense\n16-14-20\tFinancial transaction card theft\n16-14-40\tFinancial transaction card forgery\n16-14-60(a)\tFinancial transaction card fraud—value of things of value exceeds five hundred dollars in a six-month period\n16-14-60(g)\tFinancial transaction card fraud\n16-14-70\tCriminal possession of financial transaction card forgery devices\n16-14-80(B)(2)\tCriminally receiving goods and services fraudulently obtained with financial transaction card (value over $1,000)\n16-14-100\tFinancial Transaction Card Crime Act violation\n16-15-10\tBigamy\n16-15-120\tBuggery\n16-15-305(A)\tUnlawfully disseminating, processing, or promoting obscenity\n16-15-332(B)(2)\tUnauthorized disclosure of an intimate image with intent to cause harm—first offense\n16-15-332(C)(2)\tUnauthorized disclosure of an intimate image without intent to cause harm—second or subsequent offense\n16-15-425(C)\tParticipation in the prostitution of a minor\n16-15-430(B)(1)\tSexual extortion—first offense\n16-16-20(2)\tComputer crime—First degree\n16-17-410\tConspiracy\n16-17-470(B)(2)\tVoyeurism (second or subsequent offense)\n16-17-495(B)\tTransporting a child under sixteen years of age with the purpose of concealing the child or avoiding a custody order or statute\n16-17-600(C)\tDestruction or desecration of human remains or repositories—destroys, tears down, injures fencing, trees, flowers, or shrubs around a repository of human remains\n16-17-680(E)(1)(b)(iii)\tUnlawful sale of nonferrous metals in any amount to a secondary metals recycler, 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, second offense\n16-17-722(B)\tKnowingly file a false police report regarding a felony\n16-17-770(A)(3)\tImpersonating a lawyer—Third or subsequent offense\n16-21-10\tAltering, forging, or counterfeiting certificate of title, registration card, or license plate, misrepresentation or concealment in application\n16-21-40(A)(2), (A)(4)\tRemoving or falsifying identification number of vehicle or engine and buying, receiving, or selling such vehicle or engine\n16-21-80(2)\tReceiving, possessing, concealing, selling, or disposing of stolen vehicle (value over $2,000 up to $10,000)\n16-23-20\tUnlawful carrying of pistol, third or subsequent offense (See Section 16-23-50(A)(2)(c))\n16-23-30\tSale or delivery of pistol to and possession by certain persons unlawful, stolen pistols (See Section 16-23-50)\n16-23-50(A)(1)\tHandguns\n16-23-410\tPointing firearms at a person\n16-23-415\tTaking a firearm, stun gun, or taser device from a law enforcement officer\n16-23-420\tCarrying or displaying firearms in public buildings or adjacent areas\n16-23-430\tCarrying weapons on school property\n16-23-480\tManufacture or possession of article designed to cause damage by fire or other means\n16-23-490\tPossession of firearm or knife during commission or attempt to commit violent crime\n16-23-500(B)(1)\tPossession of a firearm or ammunition by a person convicted of a violent crime, first offense\n16-23-520\tUse, transportation, manufacture, possession, purchase, or sale of teflon-coated ammunition\n16-23-740\tHindering certain individuals or devices during the detection, disarming, or destruction of a destructive device\n16-25-20(B)(3)\tCriminal domestic violence—Third offense\n16-25-20\tCommission of criminal domestic violence—Third or subsequent offense\n16-25-30(B)\tShip, transport, receive, or possess a firearm or ammunition, if the person has been convicted of particular domestic violence offenses\n16-25-125(E)\tUnlawful entry upon the grounds of a domestic violence shelter while possessing a dangerous weapon\n16-27-30\tAnimal fighting or baiting\n16-27-40\tPresence at facility where animal fighting or baiting is taking place\nThird and subsequent offenses\n17-13-170\tFalse, fictitious, fraudulent, or counterfeit picture identification for purpose of offering proof of lawful presence in the U.S., second or subsequent offense\n17-15-90(1)\tWilful failure to appear before a court when released in connection with a charge for a felony or while awaiting sentencing\n17-15-270\tCommitting a violent crime while under a bond or prefile release order for a previous violent crime\n17-30-50(A)\tInterception of wire, electronic, or oral communications\n17-30-55(A)\tSending or manufacturing device for unlawful interception of wire, oral or electronic communications\n20-4-60(B)(2)\tPossession firearm at time of criminal domestic violence\n20-4-375(A)\tMaking, presenting, filing, or attempting to file a false, fictitious, or fraudulent foreign protection order\n23-3-470(B)(3)\tFailure of sex offender to register\nThird or subsequent offense\n23-3-475(B)(3)\tProviding false information when registering as a sex offender\nThird or subsequent offense\n23-3-510(2)\tCommitting a felony by using information obtained from the sex offender registry\n23-3-535(D)(3)\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)(3)\tSex offender operating or employed by child-oriented business—Third offense\n23-3-540(I)\tSex offender failing to comply with reporting requirements\n23-3-540(L)\tSex offender removing or tampering with monitoring device\n23-3-550\tAssisting or harboring unregistered sex offender\n23-3-650(C)\tUnlawful disclosure of DNA information from State DNA Database\n23-31-160\tFalse information or evidence on firearms license application (See Section 23-31-190)\n23-31-190\tPenalties, violation concerning regulation of pistols\n23-31-1040\tUnlawful for a person adjudicated as a mental defective or committed to a mental institution to ship, transport, possess, or receive a firearm or ammunition\n23-36-170(a)\tPenalty (violation of South Carolina Explosives Control Act)\nFirst offense\n23-50-50(B)\tDivulging privileged communication, protected information, or a protected identity with intent to obtain monetary gain or other benefit\n24-1-270\tTrespass or loitering on or refusal to leave state correctional properties\n24-3-980\tUnlawful possession of telecommunication device by inmate, second or subsequent offense\n27-32-120(B)\tViolation of vacation time sharing plans\nThird or subsequent offense\n32-7-100(A)(2)\tPreneed funeral contract violations (value between $2,000 and $10,000)\n33-56-145(A)\tDefrauding a charity (second or subsequent offense)\n33-56-145(B)\tGiving false information with respect to registering a charity (second or subsequent offense)\n33-57-170(A)\tPerson or organization that unlawfully conducts a nonprofit raffle-second or subsequent 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—second or subsequent offense\n33-57-170(C)\tPerson or organization that gives false or misleading information on a registration or report under Title 33, Chapter 57\n34-3-110(B)\tCrimes against a federally chartered or insured financial institution\n35-1-508(a)(2)\tViolation of Title 35, Chapter 1 when an investor loses less than twenty thousand dollars, but more than one thousand dollars\n35-11-740(A)(1)(b)(i)\tConducting or attempting to conduct financial transactions that involve the proceeds of an unlawful activity when the transactions exceed $300 but are less than $20,000 in a 12-month period\n35-11-740(A)(2)(b)(i)\tTransporting, transmitting, or transferring or attempting to commit these activities with regard to funds across state or international boundaries unlawfully when the transactions exceed $300 but are less than $20,000 in a 12-month period\n35-11-740(A)(3)(b)(i)\tConcealing or disguising the nature, location, source, ownership, or control of property believed to be the proceeds of unlawful activity; conducting or attempting to conduct financial transactions involving property represented by a law enforcement officer to be proceeds of unlawful activity, or property used to conduct or facilitate unlawful activity if the transactions exceed $20,000 in a 12-month period\n36-9-410(C)(2)\tUnlawful disposal of personal property that is subject to a perfected security interest whose value is more than $2,000 but less than $10,000\n36-9-501(c)\tFiling a false or fraudulent financing statement\n37-6-119(E)(2)\tKnowingly soliciting the money or property or personal identifying information of a vulnerable adult for purposes of identity fraud (value over $2,000 up to $10,000)\n38-9-150\tReturn of deposited securities (making false affidavit)\n38-13-170\tMaking or aiding in making false statement (Insurance)\n38-43-245\tLicensed insurance producer fraudulently submitting application for insurance\n38-55-170(2)\tPresenting false claim for payment (Insurance) (value over $2,000 up to $10,000)\n38-55-540(A)(3)\tKnowingly making false statement or misrepresentation resulting in economic advantage of between ten and fifty thousand dollars, first offense\n39-15-1190(B)(1)(a)(iii)\tTransferring, distributing, selling, or otherwise disposing of an item having a counterfeit mark on it, with goods or services having a value of $10000 or more but less than $50000; using any object, tool, machine, or other device to produce or reproduce a counterfeit mark\n39-15-1190(B)(1)(b)(i)\tTrafficking in counterfeit marks, First Offense\n39-22-90(A)(1)-(4), (9)\tProhibited acts. State Warehouse System (See Section 39-22-90(B))\n39-23-80(B)(2)\tAdulterated, misbranded, or new drugs and devices\nSecond offense\n39-23-80(B)(3)\tAdulterated, misbranded, or new drugs and devices—with intent to defraud or mislead\n40-5-310\tUnlawful practice of law by a person\n41-8-70\tIntentional use of a false document in connection with private employment\n43-35-85(B), (C), (D),16-3-1050(B), (C), (D)\tAbuse, neglect, or exploitation of a vulnerable adult\n44-23-1150(C)(2)\tSecond degree sexual misconduct\n44-41-80\tPerforming unlawful abortion\n44-41-85(A)\tPerforming a partial-birth abortion\n44-43-375(A)\tPurchase or sale of body part for transplantation or therapy\n44-43-380\tFalsification of document of gift or refusal for financial gain\n44-53-40(B)\tObtaining certain drugs, devices, preparations, or compounds by fraud, deceit, or the like\nSecond or subsequent offense\n44-53-365\tTaking or exercising control over another person's controlled substance-First offense\n44-53-370(b)(2)\tProhibited Acts A, penalties (manufacture or possession of other substances in Schedule I, II, III, flunitrazepam, or a controlled substance analogue with intent to distribute)\nFirst offense\n44-53-370(b)(3)\tProhibited Acts A, penalties (manufacture or possession of Schedule IV drugs except for flunitrazepam with intent to distribute)\nSecond or subsequent offense\n44-53-370(d)(1)\tProhibited Acts A, penalties (possession of narcotic drugs in Schedule I (b), (c), LSD, and Schedule II)\nSecond, third, or subsequent offenses\n44-53-370(d)(3)\tPossession of cocaine, second offense\n44-53-370(d)(4)\tUnlawful possession of more than 2 grains of fentanyl or fentanyl-related substance - first offense\n44-53-375(A)\tPossession of less than one gram of methamphetamine or cocaine base, second offense\n44-53-376(B)\tKnowingly causing to be disposed any waste from the production of methamphetamine or knowingly assisting, soliciting, or conspiring with another to dispose of the waste, First Offense\n44-53-378(B)\tExposing child to methamphetamine\n44-53-379(B)\tUnlawful possession of a firearm by person convicted of a controlled substance offense\n44-53-380\tProhibited Acts B, penalties\n44-53-390\tProhibited Acts C, penalties\n44-53-395\tProhibited acts, penalties (prescription drugs)\nSecond or subsequent offense\n44-53-398(H)(5)\tPossessing, manufacturing, delivering, distributing, dispensing, administering, purchasing, selling, or possessing with intent to distribute any substance that contains any amount of ephedrine or pseudoephedrine which has been altered from its original condition, First Offense\n44-53-1530(1)(a)\tDistribution of anabolic steroids (first offense)\n44-63-161(B)\tMaking false statement on or altering official certificate or record\n45-2-40(B)(2)\tInflicting more than $2,000 but less than $10,000 in damages to a lodging establishment while using or possessing a controlled substance, beer, wine, or alcohol\n46-1-20(2)\tStealing crops from the field (value over $2,000 up to $10,000)\n46-1-40(2)\tStealing tobacco plants from bed (value over $2,000 up to $10,000)\n46-1-60(B)(2)\tMaking away with produce before payment (value over $2,000 up to $10,000)\n46-1-70(B)(2)\tFactors or commission merchants failing to account for produce (value over $2,000 up to $10,000)\n46-1-75(B)(2)\tMaliciously damaging farm product, research facility or equipment valued at $500 or more\n46-1-160(D)(2)\tKnowingly using false information to obtain or use South Carolina Farm Aid Fund funds for ineligible expenses when the value of the property is greater than $2,000 but less than $10,000\n46-41-30(2)\tUnlawful to engage in business as dealer without license (agricultural products)\nSecond or subsequent offense\n47-1-40(B)\tTorture, torment, mutilate, cruelly kill, or inflict excessive or repeated unnecessary pain or suffering upon an animal\n47-3-630\tTorturing, mutilating, injuring, disabling, poisoning, or killing a police dog\n47-3-760(B)(2)\tPenalty for owner of dangerous animal which attacks and injures a human\nSecond or subsequent offense\n49-1-50(C)(2)\tSale of drifted lumber or timber (value over $2,000 up to $10,000)\n50-11-95(D)\tEngaging in Computer Assisted Remote Hunting, Second and Subsequent Offense\n54-7-815\tUnlawful salvage of certain sunken warships\n55-1-30(1)\tUnlawful removing or damaging of airport facility or equipment\n56-1-1100\tHabitual traffic offenders, violation of free vehicle registration for disabled veterans\n56-1-2070\tDriving commercial motor vehicle in violation of an out-of-service order, two violations\n56-5-1030(B)(1)\tInterference with traffic-control devices or railroad sign or signals\n56-5-2780(B)(2)\tUnlawful passing a school bus when death results\n56-5-2930\tDriving under influence of liquor, drugs, or like substances unlawful (See Section 56-5-2940(4))\n56-5-2933\tDriving with an unlawful alcohol concentration, fourth or subsequent offense\n56-5-4975(B)\tOperation of unlicensed ambulance without removing exterior markings, sirens, etc., with intent to commit felony\nFourth or subsequent offense\n56-29-30(B)\tUnlawful to alter, counterfeit, deface, destroy, disguise, etc. a vehicle identification number\n56-29-30(C)(1)\tUnlawful to buy, dispose, sell, transfer, or possess a motor vehicle or part with tampered identification number\n56-29-30(D)\tAttempt to violate Motor Vehicle Chop Shop, Stolen, and Altered Property Act\n56-29-30(E)\tConspiracy to violate Motor Vehicle Chop Shop, Stolen, and Altered Property Act\n57-1-40\tDepartment of Transportation, bribery\n58-7-60(B)(3)\tUnlawful appropriation of gas—third or subsequent offense\n58-7-60(C)(1)\tUnlawful appropriation of gas that result in property damage in excess of $5,000 or the risk of great bodily injury or death—third or subsequent offense\n58-7-60(E)(3)\tAiding, abetting, or assisting another person in withdrawing and appropriating gas—third or subsequent offense\n58-7-70(B)\tCheating and defrauding, or altering a meter to withdraw or take gas—third or subsequent offense\n58-7-70(C)(3)\tWrongful use of gas and interference with gas meters for profit—third or subsequent offense\n58-7-70(D)(3)\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 - third or subsequent offense\n58-13-740\tViolation of provisions concerning transportation of explosive compounds\n58-15-820\tWilful obstruction of railroad or electric railway\n58-15-875(D)(3)\tUnlawful conduct relating to railroad track material for recycling, third or subsequent offense\n58-17-4100\tShooting or throwing missile at trains\n59-150-260(A)\tIntentional making, altering, forging, uttering, passing, or counterfeiting a state lottery game ticket\n59-150-260(B)\tInfluencing or attempting to influence the winning of a prize through the use of coercion, fraud, deception, or tampering with lottery equipment or materials\n59-150-270(A)\tKnowing or intentionally making a material false statement in an application for a license or proposal to conduct lottery activities or a material false entry in a book or record which is compiled or submitted to the lottery board\n59-150-400(D)\tConspiracy\n63-13-1110(C)\tSex offender unlawfully employed or volunteering at a location involving instruction, supervision, or care of minors","path":["Title 16 - 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