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October 2008 |
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The summary below each case is prepared to offer lawyers and the public a general overview of what issues are included in a case which will be argued. The summary is not a limit on what issues a party to a case may present at oral argument.
Tuesday, October 7, 2008 | |
Courtroom I
(Court convenes at 2:00
p.m.)
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2:00 p.m. | (Time Limits: 10 - 10 - 5 ) |
16009 02-CP-06-314 Southeastern Housing Foundation f/k/a Southeastern South Carolina Housing, Inc., Appellant-Respondent, v. John Michael Smith, Stephen Mark Nettles, Sally Smith and Dawn N. Nettles, Defendants, of whom John Michael Smith and Sally Smith are Respondents-Appellants. 02-CP-06-315 Southeastern Housing Foundation f/k/a Southeastern South Carolina Housing, Inc., Appellant-Respondent, v. Calhoun Insurance Agency, Inc. a/k/a Calhoun Insurance Company, Inc. and John Michael Smith, Respondents-Appellants. William Howell Morrison and Phyllis W. Ewing, of Charleston, for Appellant-Respondent. Curtis W. Dowling, R. Jeffords Barham, and J. Todd Kincannon, of Columbia, for Respondents-Appellants. This appeal arises from a consolidation of two suits filed by the nonprofit corporation, Southeastern Housing Foundation, against its attorney, John Michael "Pat" Smith, and the Calhoun Insurance Agency in which Smith is the registered agent and a shareholder. The Foundation appeals the circuit court's grant of summary judgment in favor of Smith for civil conspiracy, negligence, breach of fiduciary duty, and misapropriation of assets in connection with several affordable housing financing transactions. The Foundation argues the circuit court erred in finding the Foundation's newly-appointed board of directors was not properly installed such that the board was unauthorized to file suit on behalf of the Foundation. Smith and the Calhoun Insurance Agency cross-appeal on several grounds arguing the circuit court improperly granted the Foundation's motion for relief from judgment under Rule 60(b), SCRCP. Smith and the Agency mainly contend the Foundation created a post hoc resolution permitting the court-appointed custodians to file suit on behalf of the Foundation only after summary judgement was granted,which precluded the resolution from being "newl discovered evidence" as required to grant relief under Rule 60(b).
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2:45 p.m. | (Time Limits: 10 - 10 - 5 ) |
16176 George B. and Ann M. Pocisk, Respondents, v. Sea Coast Construction of Beaufort and Johnny A. Payne, d/b/a Sea Coast Construction, Appellants and Carolina Shores Constructions Co., Inc., Third-Party Plaintiff, v. Sea Coast Construction of Beaufort and Johnny A. Payne, d/b/a Sea Coast Construction, Third Party Defendants. Robert T. Lyles, Jr., of Charleston, for Appellants. Edwin Russell Jeter, Jr., of Columbia, and Drew A. Laughlin, of Hilton Head Island, for Respondents. Sea Coast Construction Corporation and Johnny Payne appeal the trial court’s order granting George and Ann Pocisk Rule 60(b), SCRCP, relief from judgment following the Federal District Court’s determination that the underlying settlement agreement was invalid as a matter of law.
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3:30 p.m. | (Time Limits: 10 - 10 - 5 ) |
16131 Laser Supply and Services, Inc., Appellant, v. Orchard Park Associates d/b/a Orchard Park Apartments, Respondent. Edward Wade Mullins, III, of Columbia, for Appellant. R. Patrick Smith, of Greenville, for Respondent. A remediation contractor appeals a circuit court’s judgment in favor of a property owner on the owner’s breach of contract claim against the contractor. The contractor challenges the judgment on several grounds, including the ambiguity of the parties’ contract as to the scope of the work to be done, the owner’s substantial breach of the contract, and the lack of support for the damages and attorney fee awards.
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Wednesday, October 8, 2008 | |
Courtroom I
(Court convenes at 10:00
a.m.)
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10:00 a.m. | (Time Limits: 10 - 10 - 5 ) |
16132 Ann F. McClurg and Steve McClurg, Respondents, v. Harrell Wayne Deaton, and New Prime, Inc., Appellants. C. Stuart Mauney, Phillip E. Reeves, and Jennifer D. Eubanks, of Greenville, for Appellant New Prime, Inc. Samuel W. Outten and William J. Watkins, Jr., of Greenville, for Appellant Harrell Wayne Deaton. Donald R. Moorhead, of Greenville, and Cynthia Barrier Patterson, of Columbia, for Respondents. In this negligence action arising from an automobile accident, Harrell Wayne Deaton and New Prime, Inc. appeal from an order of the trial court denying motions of both parties to set aside a default judgment in favor of Anne F. and Steve McClurg.
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11:00 a.m. | (Time Limits: 10 - 10 - 5 ) |
16190 Maria A. Hollins, as parent and guardian ad litem for Jane Doe, a minor under the age of fourteen years, Appellant, v. Wal-Mart Stores, Inc., Respondent. David Eugene Massey, of Columbia, and M. David Scott, of Lexington, for Appellant. Stephen G. Morrison, William P. Simpson, and C. Mitchell Brown, of Columbia, for Respondent. Maria Hollins, on behalf of her minor child, commenced a negligence action against Wal-Mart, alleging Wal-Mart hired and retained an employee with knowledge of his sexual deviance. On appeal, Hollins contends the trial court denied her right to an impartial jury by failing to allow her to examine a prospective juror regarding potential bias and refusing to excuse biased jurors. Hollins also argues the trial court erred by excluding previous sexual convictions of the Wal-Mart employee from evidence.
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11:45 a.m. | (Time Limits: 10 - 10 - 5 ) |
16192 Pee Dee Stores, Inc., Plaintiff, v. Carolyn H. Doyle, d/b/a Pee Dee Farms Company, and Billy W. Huggins, individually and d/b/a Huggins Farm Service, Inc., Defendants, of Whom Carolyn H. Doyle, d/b/a Pee Dee Farms Company, and Billy W. Huggins, individually and d/b/a Huggins Farm Service, Inc., Third-Party Plaintiffs, v. Helena Chemical Company, Third-Party Defendant.______________________________Pee Dee Stores, Inc., Plaintiff, v. Carolyn H. Doyle, d/b/a Pee Dee Farms Company, Defendant, of Whom Carolyn H. Doyle, d/b/a Pee Dee Farms Company, Third-Party Plaintiff, v. Helena Chemical Company, Third-Party Defendant, of Whom Carolyn H. Doyle, d/b/a Pee Dee Farms Company, and Billy W. Huggins, individually and d/b/a Huggins Farm Service, Inc. are the Appellants and Pee Dee Stores, Inc. is the Respondent. Amanda A. Bailey and Henrietta U. Golding, of Myrtle Beach, for Appellants. Douglas M. Zayicek, of Myrtle Beach, for Respondent. Huggins seeks review of an order granting Pee Dee Stores’ summary judgment motion and motion to compel settlement based on a Settlement Agreement. Huggins alleges that summary judgment was improper because genuine issues of material fact exist as to whether the Settlement Agreement intended to dismiss Huggins and Third Party Defendant Helena. Huggins asserts that the Settlement Agreement was intended to resolve only the landlord/tenant claims and that Huggins’ civil conspiracy and unfair trade practices claims against both Pee Dee Stores and Helena survived the Agreement.
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Thursday, October 9, 2008 | |
Courtroom I
(Court convenes at 10:15
a.m.)
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10:15 a.m. | (Time Limits: 10 - 10 - 5 ) |
16130 Oakwood Landfill, Inc. and Hickory Hill Landfill, Appellants, v. South Carolina Department of Environmental Control and T & T Disposal, LLC, Respondents. James W. Potter, Leon C. Harmon, and Joan W. Hartley, of Columbia, for Appellants. Etta R. Williams, of Columbia, for Respondent SCDHEC. Alex G. Shissias and John A. Hodge, of Columbia, for Respondent T&T Disposal, LLC. Appellants in this appeal raise the issue of the authority of a county to amend a regional sold waste management plan.
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11:00 a.m. | (Time Limits: 10 - 10 - 5 ) |
16136 Roberta Hardy Lewis, Appellant/Respondent, v. Joseph Terrell Lewis, Respondent/Appellant. Donald Bruce Clark, of Charleston, for Appellant/Respondent. Kevin Mitchell Barth, of Florence, and Marian Dawn Nettles, of Lake City, for Respondent-Appellant. This is a cross-appeal from a divorce decree. Roberta Hardy Lewis, the wife, argues (1) the family court should have included the husband’s dental office and dental office parking lot in the marital estate; (2) the family court erred in admitting depositions of two witnesses; and (3) the family court erred in failing to award her reasonable attorney’s fees. Joseph Terrell Lewis, the husband, argues (1) the family court erred in dismissing his motion to dismiss the divorce action and to seek an annulment based on the alleged invalidity of the wife’s overseas divorce from one of her prior husbands; (2) the wife should have been denied alimony based on a legal impediment to the parties’ marriage and her alleged adultery; (3) the family court erred in finding the marital home had been transmuted into marital property and including the entire net equity in the marital estate; (4) the family court erred in its valuation of certain marital assets; (5) the family court erred in awarding the wife certain expert fees; and (6) the terms to effectuate the equitable distribution of the marital assets were unfair and constituted an abuse of discretion.
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2:00 p.m. | (Time Limits: 10 - 10 - 5 ) |
16144 Patricia H. Freezon, Appellant, v. Burkett Systems, Inc. and Federated Mutual Insurance Company, Respondents. Dennis N. Cannon, Jr., of Camden, for Appellant. Grady L. Beard and Marcy J. Lamar, of Columbia, for Respondents. In this workers’ compensation matter, Appellant argues the circuit court erred in affirming the decision of the Appellate Panel to deny benefits (1) when sufficient evidence was presented to satisfy the requirements of Section 42-11-10 of the South Carolina Code (Supp. 2007); (2) where there was undisputed evidence that Appellant had a pre-existing respiratory condition that was aggravated by exposure to mold at her place of employment; and (3) where the Appellate Panel applied a narrow interpretation of § 42-11-10 inconsistent with case law.
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2:45 p.m. | (Time Limits: 10 - 10 - 5 ) |
16121 Carolina Chloride, Inc., Appellant, v. Richland County, SC, Respondent. Edward D. Sullivan, Christian Stegmaier, and Amy L. Neuschafer, of Columbia, for Appellant. Michael B. Wren, William H. Davidson, II, and Andrew F. Lindemann, of Columbia, for Respondent. This is an appeal of a directed verdict involving the purchase of real property in Richland County. Appellant argues the trial court erred (1) in excluding testimony of the former Zoning Administrator; (2) in ruling as a matter of law there is no right to rely on the representations of government employees; (3) in ruling as a matter of law that Richland County had no duty to Carolina Chloride; (4) in ruling as a matter of law that the Tort Claims Act provides immunity for Richland County; (5) in finding no evidence of gross negligence by Richland County; (6) in ruling there was no deprivation of substantive due process by Richland County; and (7) in ruling there was no government taking by Richland County.
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Tuesday, October 21, 2008 | |
Courtroom I
(Court convenes at 2:00
p.m.)
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2:00 p.m. | (Time Limits: 10 - 10 - 5 ) |
16140 First South Bank, Respondent, v. The Clifton Corporation, Charles B. Mierek, South Carolina Department of Revenue, South Carolina Employment Security Commission, Branch Banking and Trust Company, and Regions Bank, Defendants, of whom The Clifton Corporation and Charles B. Mierek are Appellants. William E. Booth, III, of West Columbia, for Appellants. David L. Walsh, of Spartanburg, for Respondent. The Clifton Corporation and Charles Mierek appeal the master’s denial of their motion to vacate and/or set aside a mortgage foreclosure sale. They argue First Union could not change the terms of the foreclosure sale by filing a waiver of deficiency on the date of the initial sale. They also contend the master should have accepted their upset bid and that the sales price was so low as to shock the conscience requiring the sale to be set aside.
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2:45 p.m. | (Time Limits: 10 - 10 - 5 ) |
16191 Jon E. Hartfield, by and through his Conservator, Haskell L. Hartfield, and Haskell L. Hartfield, individually, Appellants, v. Glenn McDonald, d/b/a The Carolina Lounge, and The Getaway Lounge & Grill, Inc., and Shou-Mei Morris, Individually and as President of the Getaway Lounge & and Grill, Inc., Robert C. Cockrell, individually and d/b/a Williams Package and South Pointe Pub, Defendants, Of whom, The Getaway Lounge & Grill, Inc., and Shou-Mei Morris, individually and as President of The Getaway Lounge & Grill, Inc., and Robert C. Cockrell, individually and d/b/a Williams Package and South Pointe Pub are Respondents. Jon E. Newlon, of Greenwood, for Appellant. C. Rauch Wise, of Greenwood, for Respondents Gateway Lounge and Grill, Inc and Shou-Mei Morris. Marvin R. Watson, of Greenwood, for Respondents Robert C. Cockrell and Williams Package and Pub. In this appeal from a directed verdict, the conservator for John Hartfield argues the circuit court erred in finding the presented evidence insufficient to prove Hoyt Helton was served alcohol by, or appeared visibly intoxicated at Williams Package and South Pointe Pub.
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3:30 p.m. | (Time Limits: 10 - 10 - 5 ) |
16124 Joseph Stinney and Cynthia Stinney, Individually and as Parents and Natural Guardians of Maurice Stinney, a minor over the age of fourteen years, and Marquis Stinney, Appellants, v. Sumter School District 17, Respondent. Dwight Christopher Moore, of Sumter, for Appellants. Robert Thomas King, of Florence, for Respondent. The parents of two high school students filed this negligence action against Sumter School District 17 after the District’s Board of Trustees expelled the students. The circuit court partially granted the District’s summary judgment motion on the ground that the parents failed to exhaust their administrative remedies as to their cause of action for denial of due process. The parents appeal on several grounds, including the futility of a direct appeal from the Board’s decision to the circuit court and the inadequacy of any administrative remedy that could have been granted in such an appeal.
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Wednesday, October 22, 2008 | |
Courtroom I
(Court convenes at 10:15
a.m.)
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10:15 a.m. | (Time Limits: 10 - 10 - 5 ) |
16172 Ricky C. Pelzer, Respondent v. State of South Carolina, Petitioner. Assistant Attorney General Brian T. Petrano, of Columbia, for Petitioner. Deputy Chief Attorney Wanda H. Carter, of South Carolina Commission on Indigent Defense, of Columbia, for Respondent. Ricky C. Pelzer entered a negotiated guilty plea to three offenses. Following his petition for post-conviction relief, Pelzer received relief from one sentence imposed under his plea. The State petitions for a writ of certiorari, arguing a negotiated guilty plea covering multiple charges is not divisible, and Pelzer should have received either no relief or relief from all three sentences.
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11:00 a.m. | (Time Limits: 10 - 10 - 5 ) |
16139 Teresa Hampton, Employee, Respondent, v. Hunt Assisted Living, LLC d/b/a Greenville Place Assisted Living, Employer, and Key Risk Insurance Co., Carrier, Appellants. David A. Wilson and Michael A. Farry, of Greenville, for Appellants. Kathryn Williams, of Greenville, for Respondent. Teresa Hampton brought this workers’ compensation case seeking benefits for an injury resulting from a fall at work. The Appellate Panel of the Workers’ Compensation Commission (Appellate Panel) denied compensation. The circuit court reversed. Hampton’s employer, Hunt Assisted Living (Hunt), and Hunt’s carrier, Key Risk Insurance Company, appeal.
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Tuesday, October 7, 2008 | |
Courtroom II
(Court convenes at 9:30
a.m.)
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9:30 a.m. | (Time Limits: 10 - 10 - 5 ) |
16145 The State, Respondent, v. Jason Michael Dickey, Appellant. Laura C. Tesh, of Columbia, and Lourie A. Salley, of Lexington, for Appellant. Attorney General Henry Dargan McMaster, Chief Deputy Attorney General John W. McIntosh, Assistant Deputy Attorney General Salley W. Elliott, Senior Assistant Attorney General Norman Mark Rapoport, of Office of the Attorney General, of Columbia, and Solicitor Warren Blair Giese, of Columbia, for Respondent.
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10:15 a.m. | (Time Limits: 10 - 10 - 10 ) |
16033 James W. Coker, Appellant, v. Catherine G. Cummings, Ida Dell Green, Jerome L. Green, Annette Green, Jeanette Green, Annie Harriot Green, Agnes Oree, Clayton L. Oree, Thomas Snype and Fred Snype, Defendants, Of Whom Catherine G. Cummings, Ida Dell Green, Jerome L. Green, Annette Green, Jeanette Green, Annie Harriot Green are Respondents. Michael R. Daniel, of Elloree, for Appellant. D. Peters Wilborn, Jr., of Charleston, for Respondent Catherine G. Cummings. G. Trenholm Walker and Daniel S. McQueeney, Jr., of Charleston, for Respondents Ida Dell Green, Jerome L. Green, Annette Green, Jeanette Green,and Annie Harriot Green.
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Wednesday, October 8, 2008 | |
Courtroom II
(Court convenes at 10:15
a.m.)
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10:15 a.m. | (Time Limits: 10 - 10 - 5 ) |
16163 Patricia Johnson, as Guardian ad Litem for Haley M. Johnson, a minor, Respondent, v. Spartanburg County School District 7, Appellant. Kenneth E. Darr, II, and Carlos C. Johnson, of Spartanburg, for Appellant. Gary W. Poliakoff, of Spartanburg, for Respondent.
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11:00 a.m. | (Time Limits: 10 - 10 - 5) |
16091 Donald R. Feldman, Appellant/Respondent v. Francine Feldman, Respondent/Appellant. J. Mark Taylor, of West Columbia, and Peggy McMillan Infinger, of Charleston, for Appellant/Respondent. Beth Ann Gilleland-Prince of Bluffton for Respondent/Appellant.
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11:45 a.m. | (Time Limits: 10 - 10 - 5 ) |
16162 April D. Enos, Appellant, v. John Doe, and Travelers Indemnity Insurance Co., Defendants, of whom John Doe is the Respondent. Mitchell Jerry Williams, of Columbia, for Appellant. William Pearce Davis, of Columbia, for Respondent.
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Tuesday, October 21, 2008 | |
Courtroom II
(Court convenes at 2:00
p.m.)
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2:00 p.m. | (Time Limits: 10 - 10 - 5 ) |
16143 Trey Gowdy, as Solicitor for the Seventh Judicial Circuit, Respondent, v. Bobby Gibson, Jr., and Lillie Gibson, Appellants. IN REM:$146,050.00 in U.S. Currency. Miles Freeman Weaver, of Columbia, for Appellants. Robin Clark File, of Spartanburg, for Respondent.
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2:45 p.m. | (Time Limits: 10 - 10 - 5 ) |
16123 South Carolina Coastal Conservation League, Appellant, v. South Carolina Department of Health and Environmental Control and South Carolina State Ports Authority, Respondents. W. Jefferson Leath and J. Blanding Holman, IV, of Charleston, for Appellant. Mitchell Willoughby and Randolph R. Lowell, of Columbia, and Philip L. Lawrence, of Charleston, for Respondent SC State Ports Authority. Evander Whitehead, of Charleston, and Sara Pendarvis Bazemore, of Columbia, for Respondent SCDHEC.
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3:30 p.m. | (Time Limits: 10 - 10 - 5 ) |
16122 South Carolina Coastal Conservation League, Appellant, v. South Carolina Department of Health and Environmental Control, South Carolina Department of Transportation, and South Carolina State Ports Authority, Respondents. J. Blanding Holman, IV, and W. Jefferson Leath, of Charleston, for Appellant. Evander Whitehead, of Charleston, and Sara Pendarvis Bazemore, of Columbia, for Respondent SCDHEC. Mitchell Willoughby and Randolph R. Lowell, of Columbia, for Respondent SC State Ports Authority. Philip L. Lawrence, of Charleston, for Respondent SC State Ports Authority. Deborah Brooks Durden, of Columbia, for Respondent SCDOT.
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Wednesday, October 22, 2008 | |
Courtroom II
(Court convenes at 9:30
a.m.)
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9:30 a.m. | (Time Limits: 10 - 10 - 5 ) |
16039 Sandra Bartley, Claimant, Appellant, v. Allendale County School District, Employer, and S.C. School Boards Insurance Trust, Carrier, Respondents. Jonathan R. Hendrix, of Lexington, for Appellant. Kirsten Leslie Barr, of Mt. Pleasant, for Respondents.
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10:15 a.m. | (Time Limits: 15-15-5 ) |
16146 Crusader Servicing Corporation, Respondent/Appellant, v. The County of Laurens, South Carolina, a Body Politic, Appellant/Respondent, And Southeastern Housing Foundation, Respondent/Appellant. William Douglas Gray, of Anderson, for Appellant-Respondent. Robert Norris Hill, of Newberry, and Benjamin Goldberg, of Charleston, for Respondent-Appellant Crusader Servicing. Richard B. Ness, of Bamberg, for Respondent-Appellant Southeastern Housing Foundation. Robert E. Lyon, Jr., and M. Clifton Scott, of Columbia, for Amicus Curiae South Carolina Association of Counties.
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Cases to be Submitted Without Oral Argument | |
15440 |
The State,Respondent, v. David Shawn James,Appellant.
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15507 |
The State,Respondent, v. Jason Darrell Black,Appellant.
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15526 |
The State,Respondent, v. Edward Leon Bates, III,Appellant.
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15553 |
The State,Respondent, v. Robert Shepherd,Appellant.
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15635 |
The State,Respondent, v. Frankie Lee Bryant, III,Appellant.
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15638 |
The State,Respondent, v. Jasper Terrell Barnes,Appellant.
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15643 |
The State,Respondent, v. Rodney David Cauthen,Appellant.
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15645 |
The State,Respondent, v. James Vell, A/K/A Bobby J. Bell,Appellant.
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15646 |
The State,Respondent, v. Vernin Green,Appellant.
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15651 |
The State,Respondent, v. Donald Miles,Appellant.
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15654 |
The State,Respondent, v. Earl Spencer,Appellant.
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15655 |
The State,Respondent, v. John Joseph Meredith, Jr.,Appellant.
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15670 |
The State,Respondent, v. Michael Lathan,Appellant.
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15675 |
The State,Respondent, v. John A. Miller,Appellant.
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15676 |
The State,Respondent, v. James Prather,Appellant.
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15677 |
The State,Respondent, v. Marvin Meek,Appellant.
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15680 |
The State,Respondent, v. Christopher L. Grate,Appellant.
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15682 |
The State,Respondent, v. Terrance Gist,Appellant.
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15685 |
The State,Respondent, v. Shanna M. Kranchick,Appellant.
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15695 |
The State,Respondent, v. David Frasier,Appellant.
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15700 |
The State,Respondent, v. Shawn L. Haynes a/k/a Vashaun L. Haynes,Appellant.
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15702 |
The State,Respondent, v. John David Hudson,Appellant.
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15707 |
The State,Respondent, v. James Wright,Appellant.
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15767 |
The State,Respondent, v. Lamar Graves,Appellant.
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15780 |
The State,Respondent, v. Sakima K. McCullough,Appellant.
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15914 |
The State,Respondent, v. John Floyd,Appellant.
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15917 |
The State,Respondent, v. Tommy Swinson Adams,Appellant.
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15955 |
The State,Respondent, v. Clayton L. Smalls,Appellant.
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15958 |
The State,Respondent, v. ,Troy A. Brown,Appellant.
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15971 |
The State,Respondent, v. Mark Bonner,Appellant.
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15972 |
The State,Appellant, v. Furman Benjamin,Respondent.
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15973 |
The State,Respondent, v. Jamul Ratub El,Appellant.
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15980 |
Theron J. Bartell, Appellant, v. Francis Marion University, Employer, and State Accident Fund, Carrier, Respondents.
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16015 |
The State,Respondent, v. Sammy K. Cowan,Appellant.
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16044 |
The State,Respondent, v. Lisa Peterson Pope,Appellant.
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16048 |
Eugene A. Stauch, III,Appellant, v. Deborah A. Pearce,Respondent.
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16049 |
J. Doe, Appellant, v. Richard L. Duncan, Meredith Bond, Sidney Gilreath and Gilreath & Associates, Respondents.
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16052 |
The State,Respondent, v. Diego Reyes Campos,Appellant.
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16053 |
The State,Respondent, v. Leroy Archie,Appellant.
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16055 |
The State,Respondent, v. Anthony Lamont Starr,Appellant.
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16098 |
Allen Johnson #151706, Appellant, v. State of South Carolina, Respondent.
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16102 |
The State,Respondent, v. Kevin Lamar Grant,Appellant.
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16103 |
The State,Respondent, v. Sandtonyo Lamont Barber,Appellant.
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16104 |
The State,Respondent, v. Kendall Green,Appellant.
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16106 |
The State,Respondent, v. Matthew William Gilliard, III, #2,Appellant.
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16113 |
Lisa Kay Causey, Appellant, v. South Carolina Budget and Control Board South Carolina Retirement Systems, Respondent.
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16118 |
The State,Respondent, v. Robdrecko A. Niles,Appellant.
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16159 |
The State,Respondent v. Fernando Saenz-Montes,Appellant.
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16166 |
Jimmy Mungin, Jr., Claimant, Appellant, v. REA Construction Company, Employer,and Zurch-American Insurance Group, Carrier, Respondents.
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16177 |
Lucinda H. Smith,Appellant, v. Randy Smith,Respondent.
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16204 |
The State,Respondent, v. Evelia Ramirez,Appellant.
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16138 |
June T. Fuller, Appellant/Respondent, v. James T. Fuller, Respondent/Appellant.
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