SC Politics

New Bill Targets Public Corruption in South Carolina

“It would be impossible to think there’s not some type of illegal activity or illegal lobbying going on.”

by DYLAN NOLAN *** If I told you there was one crime in South Carolina that has a statute of l
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Veni,vidi,vici Top fan February 27, 2026 at 1:15 pm

Common law misconduct currently covers corruption with no statute of limitations on any elected or appointed officials including the governor, general assembly, judges etc as they are defined as public officials under state law. This seems like a bit of free campaign advertising for Pascoe. Not a knock on Pascoe as he is a very able and accomplished prosecutor, however; we don’t need more laws we just need to enforce what we have.

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Nunc Pro Tunc March 2, 2026 at 10:23 am

Enforcement that is seriously lacking, indeed. No statute of limitations should always stay in place.

Former removed Family Court judge and several of her crony lawyer friends hopefully get bit in their corrupt butts.

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