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SC Code of Laws: South Carolina Legislature's Website

Search current neighbor laws on the website of the SC General Assembly. You may access previous versions of the SC Code on its Archives page.

Title 27: Property & Conveyances

Title 47: Animals, Livestock, and Poultry

SC Cases: South Carolina Judicial Department's Website

Search SC Supreme Court opinions from 1997 to the present, and SC Court of Appeals opinions from 1999 to the present. Website also provides locations and contact information for trial courts and court officials.

Print Resources

Neighbor Law by Emily Doskow; Lina Guillen
Call Number: KF639 .D67 2017
ISBN: 9781413323412
Publication Date: 2017
The South Carolina Law of Torts by F. Patrick Hubbard, Robert L. Felix
Call Number: KFS 1995 .H82 2011
Publication Date: 2011 & 2017 Supplement
South Carolina Jurisprudence
South Carolina specific legal encyclopedia available on library first floor.

City & County Ordinances

Municipal Ordinances from Municode
Nationwide search engine for city and county ordinances. Click the red icon at the top of the page for "Library."
Municipal Ordinances from American Legal Publishing Corporation
Nationwide search engine for city and county ordinances.

SC Magistrate Court Guide

Your Guide to Magistrate's Court (2016)
Provided by the South Carolina Bar.

Web Resources

LawHelp.org
S.C. Bar Lawyer Referral Service: Find a Lawyer
The S.C. Bar's Lawyer Referral Service refers individuals to qualified, prescreened lawyers in over 100 areas of law, including: Personal injury, Real estate and landlord-tenant, Family law (including divorce, custody, alimony and child support), Criminal defense, Employment law, (including discrimination, wrongful termination and unpaid wages), and most other areas of law.

Your Public Library

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Some public libraries also offer access to Westlaw, an online legal research service.