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Title 15. CIVIL REMEDIES AND PROCEDURES
| ... officers entitled to receive any portion of such costs may issue an execution for his costs, or the clerk may issue for the whole, directed to the sheriff who shall execute such process as in other cases of execution delivered to ... |
Title 15. CIVIL REMEDIES AND PROCEDURES
| ... law. (4) In the case stated in the last paragraph, if required by the complainant, the judge shall also issue his warrant, directed to any sheriff or constable, commanding him in the daytime to search such places as shall be designated ... |
Title 15. CIVIL REMEDIES AND PROCEDURES
| ... money or other property and the order is disobeyed, the court, besides punishing the disobedience as for contempt, may make an order requiring the sheriff or constable to take the money or property and deposit, deliver or convey it in ... |
Title 16. CRIMES AND OFFENSES
| ... ex officio; (9) a solicitor, appointed by the Governor on the recommendation of the Attorney General, who serves ex officio; (10) a sheriff, appointed by the Governor on the recommendation of the Sheriffs' ... |
Title 22. MAGISTRATES AND CONSTABLES
| ... upon the recommendation of the South Carolina Solicitor's Association; (4) a member appointed upon the recommendation of the South Carolina Sheriff's Association; (5) a member appointed upon the recommendation of the South ... |
Title 22. MAGISTRATES AND CONSTABLES
| ... their attendance on the first day of the week for which they have been drawn. This writ must be delivered to the magistrate's constable or the sheriff of the county concerned. HISTORY: 1979 Act No. 164, Part III, § 10; 2000 Act No. ... |
Title 22. MAGISTRATES AND CONSTABLES
| ... when judgment docketed. If the judgment be docketed with the clerk of the circuit court, the execution shall be issued by him to the sheriff of the county and have the same effect and be executed in the same manner as other executions ... |
Title 23. LAW ENFORCEMENT AND PUBLIC SAFETY
| ... for his term of office in the House of Representatives or his designee; (5) the Director of the Department of Public Safety; (6) a sheriff appointed by the Governor for the term of office for which he is elected; (7) the ... |
Title 23. LAW ENFORCEMENT AND PUBLIC SAFETY
| ... to full-time law enforcement duties. (B) "Chief" means the chief law enforcement officer of a state agency, municipality, county, county sheriff, or other entity of the State having police powers. HISTORY: 1978 Act No. 481, ... |
Title 23. LAW ENFORCEMENT AND PUBLIC SAFETY
| ... where the fire occurred; and (5) the United States Department of Justice and its Federal Bureau of Investigation. (6) the Fire Chief, Sheriff, or Chief of Police having jurisdiction over the arson investigation. (b) ... |