South Carolina Administrative Code

22-19. Who May Issue Summons or Citations. The appropriate campus official responsible for law enforcement and safety or his designate(s) is authorized to issue summons and/or other traffic citations pursuant to authority contained in Sec. 56-21-10 to 56-21-60 of the 1976 Code. H…

22-2. To Whom Regulations Apply. These regulations apply to the drivers of all vehicles, whether public or private, and are in force twenty-four (24) hours a day unless otherwise provided. It is unlawful for any driver to violate any of the provisions of these regulations, except…

22-3. Traffic Signs. A. The driver of any vehicle shall obey the lawful instruction of any campus public safety officer, and of any official traffic sign properly placed in accordance with the provisions of these regulations except when otherwise directed by a safety officer. Whe…

22-4. Altering or Defacing of Traffic Signs. No person shall, without lawful authority, attempt to or in fact alter, deface, injure, knock down, or remove any official traffic sign or device, or any inscription, shield or insignia thereon, or any other part thereof. HISTORY: Adde…

22-5. Authority of President. The President of the University acting pursuant to the authority vested in that office by these regulations, shall exercise discretion and authority in such a manner as to insure the proper conduct of the necessary business of the University and effe…

22-6. Liability for Protection of Motor Vehicles. The University shall assume no responsibility for the care and/or protection of any vehicle or its contents at any time when it is operated or parked on the University. HISTORY: Added by State Register Volume 19, Issue No. 3, eff …

22-7. Motor Vehicle Registration. The appropriate campus office for motor vehicle registration as designated by the President of the University is hereby authorized to be responsible for registration of vehicles, keeping registration cards, issuance of permits, and recording and …

22-8. Registration of Students’ Vehicles. Any student or other person who is not a member of the faculty or staff of the University and who shall regularly or occasionally drive, operate or control, park, let stand, or otherwise use or maintain a motor vehicle on the land or prop…

22-9. Faculty and Staff Parking Permits. Every faculty or Staff member of the University who owns or operates a vehicle on campus may acquire a permit to park a vehicle in a designated parking area. The Faculty and Staff member who is issued a parking permit is responsible for al…

23-1. General Regulations. Sec. 1. The definitions and meanings of terms shall be as follows: A. Academic Year. From opening date of school one calendar year to same date of the ensuing calendar year. B. Campus. All property located in and around Charleston, South Carolina which …

23-2. College Motor Vehicle Registration. Sec. 1. The Public Safety Division is responsible for registration of vehicles, keeping registration cards, issuance of permits, and recording and reporting violations. Sec. 2. Any student who shall regularly or occasionally drive, operat…

23-3. Parking Areas. Sec. 1. College of Charleston Traffic and Parking instructions are indicated by (a) printed regulations and guides, (b) campus maps and (c) signs or street markings. Sec. 2. Faculty and Staff parking areas are marked by yellow regulatory signs corresponding w…

23-4. Violations, Penalties, & Bonds. Sec. 1. The driver and owner or person in whose name a vehicle is registered shall be responsible for all violations incurred by the vehicles. Sec. 2. Penalties and/or bonds are payable in person at the City Police Department or the City Trea…

23-5. Vehicle Towing and Impounding. Sec. 1. The Public Safety Division shall have the power to have a vehicle impounded, towed and stored at the owner’s expense and risk under the following conditions: A. If the motor vehicle is parked in a fire lane. B. If the motor vehicle is …

23-6. Boards, Committees and Courts. Sec. 1. The President may appoint such Boards, Committees and Administrative Bodies as he deems necessary to assist in the administration of the rules and regulations contained herein.

23-7. Summons. Sec. 1. Public Safety personnel employed by the College are empowered and authorized to issue summons and/or other traffic citations pursuant to authority contained in §§ 56-21-10 to 56-21-60 of the 1976 Code.

24-1. Confidentiality of Records. A. All identifying information in the possession of the local boards and the Board of Directors shall be confidential and withheld from public inspection. If a local review board member takes individual case notes, these shall be kept in the offi…

24-11. Other Parties Who Shall Be Invited and Encouraged to Attend Case Reviews. In extreme and unusual cases, a local review board may decide that it needs to hear from certain other knowledgeable and interested parties in order to formulate its advisory decisions. Such parties …

24-13. Requests to Attend Case Reviews. When parties request to attend a case review, the following guidelines shall apply: A. The local review board shall agree to hear anyone who formally requests to be heard at a child’s case review as long as the person has some connection wi…

24-15. Written Information Presented to the Review Board at the Time of the Review. The agency, child-caring facility, or residential group care home which is legally responsible for a child whose case is being reviewed hereunder and/or is responsible for the placement of a child…

24-17. Scheduling of Case Reviews. The following procedures shall apply when a case review is scheduled: A. The foster care agency, child-caring facility, or residential group care home shall provide initially to the assigned review board coordinator the ‘‘Roster of All Children …

24-19. Frequency of Case Reviews. A. Local review boards shall review every six months, but no less frequently than once every six months, the cases of children who have resided in public foster care for a period of more than four consecutive months and shall review every six mon…

24-21. Cessation of Case Reviews. A child’s case, provided such child is continuing to reside in foster care shall be reviewed by a local review board every six months until the child reaches the age of eighteen (18). (See Pub.L. 96-272). Review shall be terminated if a child is …

24-23. Procedures for Case Review. The following procedures shall be followed when conducting case reviews by local review boards: A. Review board members may meet privately with the review board coordinator to discuss any cases of concern to the review board, and any other perti…

24-25. Procedure for Case Reviews When a Child is in Permanent Foster Care or Guardianship. After permanent foster care or guardianship has been effected for a child, the case shall continue to be reviewed every six months by a local review board. After the review board has recei…

24-27. Lack of a Key Party at a Case Review. If one of the key parties as provided in Regulations 24-7 through 24-11 fails to appear for a case review as scheduled, the local review board shall hear the other key parties who have assembled for the case review. However, the review…

24-29. Quorums for Local Review Boards. At least three of the five local review board members shall be present before a case may be reviewed. If only two board members are present, however, a review may proceed if all attending parties agree to proceed. Each local review board me…

24-3. Case Reviews and Identification Of Appropriate Local Review Boards. The following policies shall determine which local review board shall review a particular child’s case unless extenuating or unusual circumstances arise: A. Cases of children residing in foster families sha…

24-31. ‘‘Affidavit of Summary Review’’ Form. The local review board shall routinely issue a formal written advisory recommendation relating to the permanent placement of each child whose case is reviewed. Continued placement of the child in the child-caring facility or residentia…

24-33. Processing of ‘‘Advisory Recommendations’’ Form. The following procedures shall be used to prepare and disseminate the ‘‘Advisory Recommenda- tions’’ form of local review boards: A. The review board coordinator shall record the review board’s advisory recommendations as di…

24-37. Procedures, Quorum, and Attendance for the State Board of Directors. The State Board of Directors shall meet at least quarterly and a quorum shall consist of four members. Members who find themselves unable to attend a scheduled Board of Directors meeting shall notify the …

24-5. Conflicts of Interest Involving Local Review Board Members. Any local review board member involved with a child in a personal or a professional capacity may be heard by the review board as an interested party at the case review but shall not participate as a review board me…

24-7. Agencies, Child-Caring Facilities, and Residential Group Care Homes Which Shall Be Invited and Encouraged to Attend Case Reviews. Agencies, child-caring facilities, and residential group care homes which are assigned to a particular local review board, are legally responsib…

24-9. Individuals Who Shall Be Invited and Encouraged to Attend Case Reviews. The worker responsible for presenting the case to the local review board shall send written notice of the review board hearing three weeks prior to the scheduled review to the following individuals at t…

25-1. Organization, Administration and Procedure. Purpose. The Board of Chiropractic Examiners (‘‘Board’’) was created to protect the health, safety and welfare of the public. This purpose is achieved through the establishment of minimum qualifica- tions for entry into the profes…

25-10. Inactive Status. A. A licensee may place a license on inactive status by completing and submitting to the Board an application for inactive status on or before the renewal date of the license along with payment of one- half (1/2) of the license renewal fee. A licensee on i…

25-2. Application for Licensure. A. Application. Any person desiring to be licensed as a chiropractor must apply to the Board and provide all information and documentation required by the Board. Applications and accompanying documents will be valid for one (1) year from the initi…

25-3. Licensure by Endorsement. A license may be granted for applicants who meet the following requirements: A. Applicant must have been licensed for one (1) continuous year immediately preceding applica- tion to this Board. B. Applicants who matriculated after July 1, 1987, must…

25-4. Volunteer Licensure under Special Circumstances. A. Volunteer and Special Event Licensure. The Board shall issue a volunteer or special event license for one calendar year or a part of a year, renewable annually upon approval by the Board. A volunteer or special event licen…

25-5. Professional Practices. A. Lapsed or Expired South Carolina Licenses. (1) A chiropractor whose license has been expired for more than twelve (12) months but four (4) years or less, may reactivate the license by submitting an Application for Reinstatement, satisfactory evide…

25-6. Professional Conduct. A. Professional Acts. The following acts are not to be considered all-inclusive and are subject to revisions and additions necessary to carry out the Board’s purpose of protecting the health, safety and welfare of the public. (1) Limitation of Practice…

25-7. Code of Ethics. A. Doctors of Chiropractic shall be guided by the highest standards of moral conduct. Chiroprac- tors shall exemplify professional qualities in all dealings with patients, the general public and other members of the profession. B. The Doctor of Chiropractic …

25-8. Advertising and Solicitation. A. Professional Standards. Advertising practices by chiropractors should be ethical and professional. The individual chiropractor is responsible for ensuring that communications, solicitations, or advertise- ments connected to his or her practi…

25-9. Disciplinary Actions and Procedures. A. Complaint; Determination of Just Cause. Any action of the Board shall commence only after the Board receives a written complaint. If the Board determines, after a preliminary investigation, the facts are not sufficient to support an a…

26-1. General Regulations. The operation of motor vehicles on Citadel property is a privilege granted by The Citadel Administration. This privilege is extended to all faculty, staff, and students, and those visitors having business at the college. Those individuals who qualify fo…

26-10. Motorcycles and Motorbikes. Motorcycles, motorbikes, and motor scooters are not permitted on The Citadel campus.

26-2. Vehicle Registration. Motor vehicles operated on Citadel property by faculty, staff, employees, and students that are parked on College property must be registered with the Department of Public Safety located at Lesesne Gate. Motor vehicles must be registered by the end of …