Summons for violations
SECTION 1599. Section 61-13-835 of the 1976 Code is amended to read:
"Section 61-13-835. There shall be one official summons which shall be used by all agents and inspectors of the division when making arrests for violations of the laws and regulations governing alcoholic beverages, beer, and wine when the offenses are punishable by a fine of not more than two hundred dollars or imprisonment for not more than thirty days. The form of the summons shall be prescribed by the division and it shall be responsible for printing the forms."
Name changed
SECTION 1600. Section 61-13-836 of the 1976 Code is amended to read:
"Section 61-13-836. When any person is charged by an agent or inspector of the division with a criminal offense punishable by a fine of not more than two hundred dollars or imprisonment for not more than thirty days, the person charged, upon being served with the official summons issued by the agent or inspector, shall appear before the proper judicial officer at the time and place stated in the summons. The service of the summons shall vest the court with jurisdiction to hear and dispose of the charge for which the summons was issued."
Transfer to Department of Public Safety-use of revenues
SECTION 1601. (A) On the effective date of this act, the employees, current appropriations, and personal property of the law enforcement components of the Alcoholic Beverage Control Commission, made a part of the South Carolina Law Enforcement Division by this act are transferred to the South Carolina Law Enforcement Division. All those classified or unclassified personnel employed by this agency on the effective date of this act, either by contract or by employment at will, shall become employees of the South Carolina Law Enforcement Division, with the same compensation, classification, and grade level, as applicable. The Budget and Control Board shall cause all necessary actions to be taken to accomplish this transfer and shall prescribe the manner in which the transfer provided for in this act shall be accomplished. (B)(1) Wherever the term `officer', `agent', `investigator', `inspector', or any similar variation appears in Title 61 of the 1976 Code or in any other provision of law as it relates to the law enforcement functions transferred to the South Carolina Law Enforcement Division by the provisions of this act, these terms must be construed to mean the appropriate personnel of the South Carolina Law Enforcement Division. (2) The term `enforcement' or any similar variation as used in Title 61 of the 1976 Code or in any other provision of law as it relates to the South Carolina Law Enforcement Division or the Alcoholic Beverage Control Commission, respectively, must be construed to mean administrative enforcement functions of the applicable provisions of law. The term `enforcement' or any similar variation as used in Title 61 of the 1976 Code as it relates to law enforcement functions must be construed to mean law enforcement by the South Carolina Law Enforcement Division and its duly authorized personnel. (C) Law enforcement personnel of the ABC Commission transferred to the South Carolina Law Enforcement Division by the provisions of this act must continue to meet those qualifications and criteria as formerly applied to them at these agencies, unless such qualifications or criteria have been amended by this act, but are not automatically considered to have been appointed SLED agents under Article 1, Chapter 3 of Title 23 of the 1976 Code unless further action is taken to accomplish same by the Governor and the chief. (D) The law enforcement personnel of the Alcoholic Beverage Control Commission transferred to the South Carolina Law Enforcement Division pursuant to the terms of this act shall continue to occupy the same offices and facilities which they now occupy unless or until otherwise changed by the chief of the department. The cost of these offices and facilities, if any, shall continue to be paid by the agency or department formerly employing these law enforcement personnel until otherwise provided by the General Assembly or the Budget and Control Board. The records and files of the agencies which formerly employed these personnel shall continue to remain the property of these agencies, except that these personnel shall have complete access to these records and files in the performance of their duties as new employees of the South Carolina Law Enforcement Division. (E) All fines, fees, forfeitures, or revenues imposed or secured by these law enforcement personnel so transferred to the South Carolina Law Enforcement Division must continue to be used and expended for those purposes now provided by law. If a portion of these fines, fees, forfeitures, or revenues were required to be used for the support, benefit, or expense of these law enforcement personnel so transferred, such funds must continue to be used for these purposes.
Name changed
SECTION 1602. Section 61-13-875 of the 1976 Code is amended to read:
"Section 61-13-875. No person who holds a permanent license or permit to sell beer, wine, or alcoholic liquor for on-premises consumption may advertise, sell, or dispense these beverages for free, at a price less than one-half of the price regularly charged, or on a two or more for the price of one basis. Beer, wine, or alcoholic liquor may be sold at a price less than the price regularly charged only from four o'clock p.m. until eight o'clock p.m. The prohibition against dispensing the beverages for free does not apply to dispensing to a customer on an individual basis, to any fraternal organization in the course of its fund-raising activities, to any person attending a private function on any premises for which a permanent license or permit has been issued, or to any customer attending a function sponsored by the person who holds a permanent license or permit; provided, that not more than two functions may be sponsored each year, which must be authorized by the department. Any person violating the provisions of this section is guilty of a misdemeanor and, upon conviction, must be punished as provided in Section 61-13-870."
Name changed
SECTION 1603. Section 61-13-885 of the 1976 Code is amended to read:
"Section 61-13-885. Every person engaged in the business of selling at retail beer, wine, or liquor shall post in every location for which he has obtained a license or permit a sign with the following words printed thereon: `The possession of beer, wine, or liquor, by anyone under twenty-one years of age, is a criminal offense under the laws of this State, and it is also unlawful for any person to knowingly give false information concerning his age for the purpose of purchasing beer, wine, or liquor'. The department shall prescribe by regulation the size of the lettering and the location of the sign on the seller's premises. Any retail seller of beer, wine, or liquor who fails to display the sign required by the provisions of this section is guilty of a misdemeanor and, upon conviction, must be fined not more than one hundred dollars or imprisoned for not more than thirty days."
Regulations remain effective
SECTION 1604. All regulations promulgated by the Alcoholic Beverage Control Commission as of the effective date of this act remain in force until they are modified or rescinded by the South Carolina Department of Revenue and Taxation or the South Carolina Law Enforcement Division.
Rights and liabilities saved
SECTION 1605. All proceedings pending and all rights and liabilities existing, acquired, or incurred at the time this act takes effect are saved and are transferred to the South Carolina Department of Revenue and Taxation or the South Carolina Law Enforcement Division, as appropriate under the provisions of this act.
References revised
SECTION 1606. Section 62-3-203 of the 1976 Code is amended to read:
"Section 62-3-203. (a) Whether the proceedings are formal or informal, persons who are not disqualified have priority for appointment in the following order: (1) the person with priority as determined by a probated will including a person nominated by a power conferred in a will; (2) the surviving spouse of the decedent who is a devisee of the decedent; (3) other devisees of the decedent; (4) the surviving spouse of the decedent; (5) other heirs of the decedent regardless of whether the decedent died intestate and determined as if the decedent died intestate (for the purposes of determining priority under this item, any heirs who could have qualified under items (1), (2), (3), and (4) of subsection (a) are treated as having predeceased the decedent); (6) forty-five days after the death of the decedent, any creditor; (7) four months after the death of the decedent, upon application by the South Carolina Department of Revenue and Taxation, any person suitable to the court. Any person with priority may nominate another, who shall have the same priority as the person making the nomination. (b) An objection to an appointment can be made only in formal proceedings. In case of objection the priorities stated in (a) apply except that: (1) if the estate appears to be more than adequate to meet exemptions and costs of administration but inadequate to discharge anticipated unsecured claims, the court, on petition of creditors, may appoint any qualified person; (2) in case of objection to appointment of a person other than one whose priority is determined by will by an heir or devisee appearing to have a substantial interest in the estate, the court may appoint a person who is acceptable to heirs and devisees whose interests in the estate appear to be worth in total more than half of the probable distributable value or, in default of this accord, any suitable person. (c) Conservators of the estates of protected persons or, if there is no conservator, any guardian except a guardian ad litem of a minor or incapacitated person may exercise the same right to be appointed as personal representative, to object to another's appointment, or to participate in determining the preference of a majority in interest of the heirs and devisees that the protected person or ward would have if qualified for appointment. (d) Appointment of one who does not have priority, including priority resulting from renunciation or waiver, may be made only in formal proceedings. Before appointing one without priority, the court must determine that those having priority, although given notice of the proceedings, have failed to request appointment or to nominate another for appointment, and that administration is necessary. (e) No person is qualified to serve as a personal representative who is: (1) under the age of eighteen; (2) a person whom the court finds unsuitable in formal proceedings; (3) with respect to the estate of any person domiciled in this State at the time of his death, a corporation created by another state of the United States or by any foreign state, kingdom or government, or a corporation created under the laws of the United States and not having a business in this State, or an officer, employee, or agent of such foreign corporation, whether the officer, employee, or agent is a resident or a nonresident of this State, if such officer, employee, or agent is acting as personal representative on behalf of such corporation. (f) A personal representative appointed by a court of the decedent's domicile has priority over all other persons except where the decedent's will nominates different persons to be personal representatives in this State and in the state of domicile. The domiciliary personal representative may nominate another, who shall have the same priority as the domiciliary personal representative. (g) This section governs priority for appointment of a successor personal representative but does not apply to the selection of a special administrator. (h) If it comes to the knowledge of a probate judge that any person within his jurisdiction has died leaving an estate upon which no application has been made for appointment or no personal representative appointed or no will offered for probate or appointment granted, he must, immediately after the lapse of four months from the death of such person, notify the South Carolina Department of Revenue and Taxation thereof together with his opinion as to whether or not any part of the estate is likely to be taxable."
Reference revised
SECTION 1607. Section 62-3-301(a)(1)(vii) of the 1976 Code is amended to read:
"(vii) such further information as may be prescribed by the South Carolina Department of Revenue and Taxation pursuant to Sections 12-15-510 and 12-15-540 of the 1976 Code."
References revised
SECTION 1608. Section 62-3-704(f) of the 1976 Code is amended to read:
"(f) If a personal representative or trustee neglects or refuses to comply with any provision of Section 62-3-706 he is liable to a penalty of one thousand dollars for each separate failure or neglect and the official bond of the personal representative or trustee is liable therefor. This penalty must be recovered by the South Carolina Department of Revenue and Taxation for the use of the State and an action for the recovery thereof may be brought by the Department of Revenue and Taxation in any court of competent jurisdiction and, upon collection, must be paid into the state treasury. But the department, upon good cause shown, may, in its discretion, excuse the penalty or any part thereof. The probate court, after a hearing and any notice the court may require, may remove the personal representative and appoint another personal representative."
Reference revised
SECTION 1609. Section 62-3-706(1) of the 1976 Code is amended to read:
"(1) prepare an inventory of property owned by the decedent at the time of his death, together with such other information as may be required by the South Carolina Department of Revenue and Taxation, listing it with reasonable detail, and indicating as to each listed item, its fair market value as of the date of the decedent's death, and the type and amount of any encumbrance that may exist with reference to any item;"
Reference revised
SECTION 1610. Section 62-3-1002 of the 1976 Code is amended to read:
"Section 62-3-1002. No final account of a fiduciary shall be allowed by the probate court unless such account shows, and the judge of such court finds, that all taxes imposed by the provisions of Chapter 7 of Title 12 upon such fiduciary, which have become payable, have been paid, and that all taxes which may become due are secured by bond, deposit, or otherwise. The certificate of the South Carolina Department of Revenue and Taxation and the receipt for the amount of the tax therein certified shall be conclusive as to the payment of the tax to the extent of such certificate."
References revised
SECTION 1611. Section 62-5-105 of the 1976 Code is amended to read:
"Section 62-5-105. If any patient of a state mental health facility has no legally appointed conservator, the Director of the Department of Mental Health or his designee may receive and accept for the use and benefit of any such patient any sum of money, not in excess of the sum of ten thousand dollars in any one calendar year, which may be due such patient or trainee by inheritance, gift, pension, or otherwise. The director or his designee may act as conservator for any such patient and his endorsement or receipt shall discharge the obligor for such sum so received. Upon receipt of any such fund the director or his designee shall use it for the proper maintenance, use, and benefit of such patient or as much thereof as may be necessary for such purposes. In the event any such patient should die leaving an unexpended balance of any such funds in the hands of the director or his designee, he shall apply such balance first to the funeral expenses of such patient or trainee, and any balance remaining shall be held by the director or his designee for a period of six months, and if he is not within such period, contacted by the personal representative of such deceased patient, the balance in the personal fund account shall be applied to the maintenance and medical care account of the deceased patient. Any further balance shall be paid to the judge of probate of the county from which the patient or trainee was admitted for distribution according to law."
Not affect
SECTION 1612. Nothing in this act shall affect the independent status or location of the South Carolina Protection and Advocacy System for the Handicapped established pursuant to Article 5, Chapter 33 of Title 43.
Transition provisions
SECTION 1613. (A) Where the provisions of this act transfer particular state agencies, departments, boards, commissions, committees or entities, or sections, divisions or portions thereof (transferring departments), to another state agency, department, division or entity or make them a part of another department or division (receiving departments), the employees, authorized appropriations, bonded indebtedness if applicable, and real and personal property of the transferring department are also transferred to and become part of the receiving department or division unless otherwise specifically provided. All classified or unclassified personnel of the affected agency, department, board, commission, committee, entity, section, division or position employed by these transferring departments on the effective date of this act, either by contract or by employment at will, shall become employees of the receiving department or division, with the same compensation, classification, and grade level, as applicable. The Budget and Control Board shall cause all necessary actions to be taken to accomplish this transfer and shall in consultation with the agency head of the transferring and receiving agencies prescribe the manner in which the transfer provided for in this section shall be accomplished. The boards' action in facilitating the provisions of this section are ministerial in nature and shall not be construed as an approval process over any of the transfers. (B) Where an agency, department, entity or official is transferred to or consolidated with another agency, department, division, entity or official, regulations promulgated by that transferred agency, department, entity or official under the authority of former provisions of law pertaining to it are continued and are considered to be promulgated under the authority of present provisions of law pertaining to it. (C) References to the names of agencies, departments, entities or public officials changed by this act, to their duties or functions herein devolved upon other agencies, departments, entities or officials, or to provisions of law consolidated with or transferred to other parts of the 1976 Code are considered to be and must be construed to mean appropriate references. (D) Employees or personnel of agencies, departments, entities or public officials, or sections, divisions or portions thereof, transferred to or made a part of another agency, department, division, or official pursuant to the terms of this act shall continue to occupy the same office locations and facilities which they now occupy unless or until otherwise changed by appropriate action and authorization. The rent and physical plant operating costs of these offices and facilities, if any, shall continue to be paid by the transferring agency, department, entity or official formerly employing these personnel until otherwise provided by the General Assembly. The records and files of the agencies which formerly employed these personnel shall continue to remain the property of these transferring agencies, except that these personnel shall have complete access to these records and files in the performance of their duties as new employees of the receiving agency. (E) Unless otherwise provided herein or by law, all fines, fees, forfeitures, or revenues imposed or levied by agencies, personnel, or portions thereof, so transferred to other agencies or departments must continue to be used and expended for those purposes provided prior to the effective date of this act. If a portion of these fines, fees, forfeitures, or revenues were required to be used for the support, benefit, or expense of personnel transferred, such funds must continue to be used for these purposes. (F) The Budget and Control Board, in consultation with the appropriate standing committees of the General Assembly as designated by the President Pro Tempore of the Senate and the Speaker of the House of Representatives and the other affected agencies, shall prescribe the manner in which the provisions of subsections (A), (D), and (E) must be implemented where agreement between the affected agencies cannot be obtained. (G) The Budget and Control Board shall provide for a consolidated employee employment application process to be used by all state agencies or departments including those affected by the provisions of this act. This consolidated employment application process for state government shall be implemented on January 1, 1994. (H) Where the functions of former agencies have been devolved on more than one department or departmental division, the general support services of the former agency must be transferred to the restructured departments or departmental divisions as provided by the General Assembly in the annual general appropriations act. (I) The membership of the Legislative Council shall cause the changes to the 1976 Code as contained in this act to be printed in replacement volumes or in cumulative supplements as they consider practical and economical. (J) On or before January 15, 1994, the Code Commissioner shall prepare and deliver a report to the Speaker of the House of Representatives and the President Pro Tempore of the Senate of all Code references and cross-references which he considers in need of correction or modification insofar as the 1976 Code has been affected by this act.
Conflicting enactments
SECTION 1614. Notwithstanding any permanent or temporary provision of law, any enactment, or portion thereof, of the General Assembly in 1993 in conflict with any provision of this act shall be suspended as to its force and effect until March 1, 1994. Where there is no conflict the provisions of any other enactments shall supersede the provisions of this act. For the purposes of this section, `conflict' shall not include: (1) where provisions of the Code of Laws of 1976, as amended, are repeated herein so as to incorporate only changes in the names of agencies, divisions or departments, except so far as such change in name conflicts with another enactment or a portion of another enactment, or (2) where provisions of the Code of Laws of 1976, as amended, are repeated herein so as to incorporate only changes in the governance or structure of an agency, division or department except so far as such goverance or structure is in conflict with another enactment or some portion of another enactment.
Savings clause
SECTION 1615. (A) The repeal or amendment by this act of any law, whether temporary or permanent or civil or criminal, does not affect pending actions, rights, duties, or liabilities founded thereon, or alter, discharge, release or extinguish any penalty, forfeiture, or liability incurred under the repealed or amended law, unless the repealed or amended provision shall so expressly provide. After the effective date of this act, all laws repealed or amended by this act must be taken and treated as remaining in full force and effect for the purpose of sustaining any pending or vested right, civil action, special proceeding, criminal prosecution, or appeal existing as of the effective date of this act, and for the enforcement of rights, duties, penalties, forfeitures, and liabilities as they stood under the repealed or amended laws. Any department to which are transferred the powers, duties, and functions of any agency relating to the pending proceeding shall be substituted as a party in interest. (B) Any statute enacted and any rule or regulation made in respect to any agency or function transferred to, or consolidated, coordinated or combined with any other agency or function under the provisions of this act before the effective date of such transfer, consolidation, coordination or combination shall, except to the extent repealed, modified, superseded or made inapplicable by or under the authority of law, have the same effect as if such transfer, consolidation, coordination or combination had not been made. But when any such statute, rule or regulation has vested functions in the agency from which the transfer is made under the act, such functions shall, insofar as they are to be exercised after the transfer, be considered as vested in the agency to which the transfer is made under the act. (C) No suit, action or other proceeding lawfully commenced by or against any agency or officer of the State in its or his official capacity or in relation to the discharge of its or his official duties shall abate by reason of the taking effect of this act but the court may, on motion or supplemental complaint filed at any time within twelve months after this act takes effect, showing a necessity for a survival of such suit, action or other proceeding to obtain an adjudication of the questions involved, allow the same to be maintained by or against the successor of the agency or officer under the act or, if there be no such successor, against such agency or officer as the Governor shall designate.
Severability clause
SECTION 1616. If any section, subsection, paragraph, subparagraph, sentence, clause, phrase, or word of this act is for any reason held to be unconstitutional or invalid, such holding shall not affect the constitutionality or validity of the remaining portions of this act, the General Assembly hereby declaring that it would have passed this act, and each and every section, subsection, paragraph, subparagraph, sentence, clause, phrase, and word thereof, irrespective of the fact that any one or more other sections, subsections, paragraphs, subparagraphs, sentences, clauses, phrases, or words hereof may be declared to be unconstitutional, invalid, or otherwise ineffective.
Repeal
SECTION 1617. (A) Articles 1 and 3 of Chapter 23 of Title 23, Chapter 3 of Title 13, Articles 3, 5, 9, and 11 of Chapter 3 of Title 57, Chapter 5 of Title 23, Chapter 9 of Title 13, Chapter 45 of Title 41, Chapter 19 of Title 58 and Sections 1-11-75, 2-63-10, 8-1-90, 12-7-775, 12-27-1280, 12-27-1295, 12-27-1300, 12-27-1310, 20-7-2308, 20-7-2309, 20-7-2327, 20-7-2335, 20-7-2337, 20-7-2365, 20-7-2950, 20-7-3140, 20-7-3150, 20-7-3160, 20-7-3250, 20-7-5620, 20-7-5680, 20-7-5810, 20-7-5820, 20-7-5830, 20-7-5840, 20-7-5850, 20-7-5860, 23-3-60, 23-8-10, 23-8-20, 23-8-30, 23-9-510, 23-9-520, 23-9-530, 23-43-50, 24-1-50, 24-1-60, 24-1-70, 24-1-80, 24-3-100, 24-21-20, 24-21-210, 42-9-380, 43-1-20, 43-1-25, 43-1-30, 43-1-40, 43-21-30, 44-96-70, 55-5-30, 55-5-40, 56-1-1400, 57-3-620, 57-11-40, 57-11-230, 57-11-260, 57-11-310, 57-11-400, 58-3-21, 58-3-22, 58-3-23, and 58-3-25 of the l976 Code of Laws are repealed effective July 1, 1993. (B) Sections 40-29-60 and 41-3-20 of the 1976 Code of Laws are repealed effective February 1, 1994. (C) Chapter 5 of Title 13 and Sections 24-26-10, 24-26-20, 24-26-30, 24-26-40, 24-26-50, 27-2-80, 27-2-90, 27-2-100, 44-1-10, 44-1-60, 48-9-210, 48-9-220, 48-9-240 and 48-9-250 of the 1976 Code of Laws are repealed effective July 1, 1994. (D) Section 1-20-50(C)(1) of the 1976 Code of Laws is repealed effective February 1, 1995. (E) Sections 38-3-20, 38-3-30, 38-3-50, 38-3-90, 44-6-20, 44-6-60, 44-6-65, 44-6-110, 44-6-120 and 44-6-130 of the 1976 Code of Laws are repealed effective July 1, 1995. (F) The provisions of Part II, Section 6, as contained in Act 164 of 1993 are repealed effective July 1, 1993. Time effective dates
SECTION 1618. (A) Article 1 of Chapter 1 of Title 13, Chapter 1 of Title 55, Chapter 1 of Title 61, Chapter 3 of Title 43, Chapter 3 of Title 61, Article 5 of Chapter 1 of Title 31, Chapter 5 of Title 55, Chapter 5 of Title 61, Article 7 of Chapter 1 of Title 31, Chapter 7 of Title 61, Chapter 9 of Title 55, Chapter 9 of Title 61, Chapter 11 of Title 25, and Sections 1-3-210, 1-3-220, 1-3-240, 1-3-250, 1-15-10, 1-20-50(c), 1-20-50(B)(5), 1-23-120(G)(3), 1-23-310, 1-23-320, 1-25-60(A), 2-7-71, 2-7-105, 2-13-190, 2-13-240, 2-15-61, 2-17-15, 2-19-30, 2-19-70, 2-67-10, 2-67-30, 4-9-155, 4-10-25, 4-10-60, 4-10-80, 4-10-90, 4-29-67, 5-3-90, 5-3-110, 5-3-300, 5-7-110, 5-27-510, 7-13-710, 8-1-80, 8-1-100, 8-11-10, 8-11-945, 8-13-910, 8-17-370, 8-21-310(20)(A), 8-21-770(B), 8-21-780, 8-21-790, 9-1-60, 9-11-180, 10-7-10, 10-11-80, 11-9-820, 11-9-825, 11-11-10, 11-17-10(a), 11-35-45(B), 11-35-710, 11-35-1520(12), 11-35-5230(B)(4), 11-35-5250(2), 11-35-5270, 12-2-10, 12-4-10, 12-4-30, 12-4-335, 12-4-350, 12-4-370, 12-7-455, 12-7-460, 12-7-1220, 12-7-1250, 12-7-1590, 12-7-2010, 12-7-2230, 12-7-2590, 12-7-2610, 12-9-130, 12-9-310, 12-9-420, 12-9-630, 12-9-860, 12-13-70, 12-16-1110, 12-19-20, 12-19-60, 12-19-100, 12-21-100, 12-21-320, 12-21-470, 12-21-660, 12-21-780, 12-21-820, 12-21-1060, 12-21-1110, 12-21-1320, 12-21-1540, 12-21-1550, 12-21-1570, 12-21-1580, 12-21-1590, 12-21-1610, 12-21-1840, 12-21-2420, 12-21-2719, 12-21-2720, 12-21-2726, 12-21-3320, 12-21-3441, 12-21-3590, 12-21-3600, 12-23-815, 12-23-820, 12-23-830, 12-27-270, 12-27-380, 12-27-390, 12-27-405, 12-27-430, 12-27-1210, 12-27-1220, 12-27-1230, 12-27-1240, 12-27-1250, 12-27-1260, 12-27-1290, 12-27-1320, 12-27-1510, 12-29-20, 12-29-110, 12-29-150, 12-31-20, 12-31-50, 12-31-210, 12-31-230, 12-31-240, 12-31-250, 12-31-260, 12-31-270, 12-31-280, 12-31-420, 12-31-610, 12-31-620, 12-31-640, 12-33-70, 12-33-420, 12-33-480, 12-33-485, 12-33-620, 12-33-630, 12-35-560, 12-36-1370, 12-36-1710, 12-36-2120, 12-36-2660, 12-37-220, 12-37-380, 12-37-970, 12-37-975, 12-37-1120, 12-37-1130, 12-37-1410, 12-37-1420, 12-37-1610, 12-37-2110, 12-37-2410, 12-37-2650, 12-37-2660, 12-37-2670, 12-37-2680, 12-37-2700, 12-37-2725, 12-37-2727, 12-39-180, 12-43-210, 12-43-220, 12-43-280, 12-43-300, 12-43-305, 12-43-320, 12-43-335, 12-45-70, 12-47-10, 12-47-60, 12-49-90, 12-49-271, 12-49-290, 12-51-135, 12-53-10, 12-53-210, 12-53-220, 12-54-10, 12-54-230, 12-54-240, 12-54-250, 12-54-260, 12-54-420, 12-54-430, 12-54-720, 13-7-20, 13-7-70(4), 13-7-160, 13-11-80, 13-19-160, 14-7-130, 14-23-1140, 15-9-210(b), 15-9-350, 15-9-360, 15-9-370, 15-9-380, 15-9-390, 15-9-410, 16-3-1110, 16-3-1120, 16-11-340, 19-5-30, 20-7-121, 20-7-128, 20-7-410, 20-7-600, 20-7-630, 20-7-655(B), 20-7-770, 20-7-780, 20-7-1330, 20-7-1490, 20-7-1645, 20-7-2095, 20-7-2115, 20-7-2125, 20-7-2155, 20-7-2170, 20-7-2175, 20-7-2180, 20-7-2185, 20-7-2190, 20-7-2195, 20-7-2200, 20-7-2203, 20-7-2205, 20-7-2260, 20-7-2310, 20-7-2379, 20-7-2700, 20-7-2760, 20-7-2830, 20-7-2880, 20-7-2930, 20-7-2940, 20-7-3050, 20-7-3100, 20-7-3110, 20-7-3120, 20-7-3130, 20-7-3170, 20-7-3180, 20-7-3190, 20-7-3200, 20-7-3210, 20-7-3230, 20-7-3235, 20-7-3240, 20-7-3270, 20-7-3280, 20-7-3300, 20-7-3310, 20-7-3350, 20-7-3360, 20-7-5420, 20-7-5610, 20-7-5630, 20-7-5660, 20-7-5670, 22-1-30, 23-3-10, 23-3-20, 23-3-160, 23-25-20, 23-25-40, 23-31-140, 23-33-20, 23-35-70, 23-41-30(f), 23-41-30(c), 24-1-40, 24-1-90, 24-1-100, 24-1-110, 24-1-120, 24-1-130, 24-1-140, 24-1-145, 24-1-150, 24-1-160, 24-1-170, 24-1-200, 24-1-210, 24-1-220, 24-1-230, 24-1-250, 24-1-260, 24-1-270, 24-3-20, 24-3-30, 24-3-40, 24-3-60, 24-3-70, 24-3-80, 24-3-90, 24-3-110, 24-3-130(A), 24-3-131, 24-3-140, 24-3-150, 24-3-160, 24-3-170, 24-3-180, 24-3-190, 24-3-200, 24-3-210, 24-3-315, 24-3-320, 24-3-330, 24-3-340, 24-3-360, 24-3-380, 24-3-390, 24-3-400, 24-3-410(C), 24-3-510, 24-3-520, 24-3-530, 24-3-540, 24-3-550, 24-3-710, 24-3-720, 24-3-730, 24-3-740, 24-3-750, 24-3-760, 24-3-920, 24-3-950, 24-3-960, 24-7-90, 24-9-10, 24-9-20, 24-9-30, 24-11-30, 24-13-210(c), 24-13-230(A), 24-13-270, 24-13-640, 24-13-710, 24-13-940, 24-13-1310(3), 24-13-1320, 24-13-1330(B) and (C), 24-13-1340(B), 24-13-1520(1) and (2), 24-13-1590, 24-19-10(C), 24-19-20, 24-19-30, 24-19-40, 24-19-60, 24-19-80, 24-19-90, 24-19-100, 24-19-110, 24-19-160, 24-21-10, 24-21-11, 24-21-12, 24-21-13, 24-21-60, 24-21-70, 24-21-220, 24-21-221, 24-21-230, 24-21-250, 24-21-260, 24-21-280, 24-21-290, 24-21-485, 24-21-620, 24-21-645, 24-21-650, 24-21-930, 24-22-20(a), 24-22-160, 24-23-40, 24-23-110, 24-23-115, 24-23-220, 24-25-40, 24-25-50, 24-25-70, 27-18-20(1), 30-4-40(a)(10), 31-1-30, 31-1-120, 31-1-140, 31-1-150, 31-1-160, 31-1-200, 31-1-210, 31-1-220, 31-3-20(1), 31-3-340, 31-3-370, 31-3-390, 31-3-750, 31-17-340, 31-17-360, 31-17-370, 31-17-510(g), 33-1-210, 33-14-200, 33-14-220(a), 33-14-400, 33-15-300(a)(1) and (b), 33-15-310(c), 33-15-330(A)(4), 33-16-101(e)(7), 33-31-60, 33-37-250(10), 36-9-307, 36-9-319, 38-1- 10, 38-77-113, 38-77-1120(a), 39-9-230, 39-15-170, 39-41-40, 39-43-160, 39-57-20, 41-41-40, 41-44-60, 41-44-80, 42-1-490, 42-1-500, 42-7-10, 42-7-20, 42-7-30, 42-7-40, 42-7-70, 42-7-75, 42-7-90, 42-7-200, 42-7-310, 43-1-10, 43-1-50, 43-1-60, 43-1-70, 43-1-170, 43-1-190, 43-1-200, 43-1-210, 43-5-10, 43-5-75, 43-5-120, 43-5-150, 43-5-170, 43-5-220, 43-5-550(f), 43-5-550(h)(5), 43-5-620, 43-21-10, 43-21-20, 43-21-40, 43-21-50, 43-21-60, 43-21-70, 43-21-80, 43-21-100, 43-21-120, 43-21-130, 43-21-150, 43-21-160, 43-21-170, 43-21-180, 44-9-20, 44-9-30, 44-9-40, 44-9-50, 44-9-60, 44-9-160, 44-15-60, 44-15-80, 44-20-10, 44-20-20, 44-20-30, 44-20-210, 44-20-220, 44-20-230, 44-20-240, 44-20-250, 44-20-260, 44-20-270, 44-20-280, 44-20-290, 44-20-300, 44-20-310, 44-20-320, 44-20-330, 44-20-340, 44-20-350, 44-20-360, 44-20-370, 44-20-375, 44-20-378, 44-20-380, 44-20-385, 44-20-390, 44-20-400, 44-20-410, 44-20-420, 44-20-430, 44-20-440, 44-20-450, 44-20-460, 44-20-470, 44-20-480, 44-20-490, 44-20-500, 44-20-510, 44-20-710, 44-20-720, 44-20-730, 44-20-740, 44-20-750, 44-20-760, 44-20-770, 44-20-780, 44-20-790, 44-20-800, 44-20-900, 44-20-1000, 44-20-1110, 44-20-1120, 44-20-1130, 44-20-1140, 44-20-1150, 44-20-1160, 44-20-1170, 44-22-10, 44-22-50, 44-22-100, 44-22-110, 44-23-10, 44-23-210, 44-23-220, 44-23-410, 44-25-30, 44-26-10, 44-26-70, 44-26-80, 44-26-120, 44-26-170, 44-28-20, 44-28-40, 44-28-60, 44-28-80, 44-28-360, 44-28-370, 44-36-20, 44-38-30, 44-38-310, 44-38-320, 44-38-330, 44-38-340, 44-38-350, 44-38-360, 44-38-370, 44-38-380, 44-38-390, 44-43-30, 44-43-50, 44-43-70, 44-49-10, 44-49-20, 44-49-30, 44-49-40, 44-49-50, 44-49-60, 44-49-70, 44-49-80, 44-52-10, 44-53-710, 44-53-740, 44-63-110, 44-96-60, 44-96-120, 44-96-140, 44-96-160, 44-96-170(L) and (M), 44-96-180, 44-96-200, 44-96-220, 44-107-80, 46-13-60(2)(c), 48-30-30(A)(5), 48-30-50, 48-30-70, 48-30-80, 48-47-175(B), 49-29-210, Article 1, Chapter 1, Title 51, 51-11-10, 51-11-15, 51-11-20, 51-11-30, 51-11-40, 51-11-50, 51-11-60, 51-19-10, 55-8-10(a), 55-8-50(a)(2), 55-8-170, 55-11-10(5), 55-11-520, 55-15-10(f), 56-1-10, 56-1-80, 56-1-90, 56-1-135, 56-1-145, 56-1-220, 56-1-225, 56-1-270, 56-1-280, 56-1-290, 56-1-300, 56-1-310, 56-1-320, 56-1-330, 56-1-340, 56-1-350, 56-1-360, 56-1-365, 56-1-370, 56-1-380, 56-1-390, 56-1-400, 56-1-410, 56-1-420, 56-1-460, 56-1-463, 56-1-475, 56-1-510, 56-1-520, 56-1-530, 56-1-540, 56-1-550, 56-1-630, 56-1-740, 56-1-745, 56-1-746, 56-1-770, 56-1-790, 56-1-800, 56-1-810, 56-1-820, 56-1-830, 56-1-840, 56-1-850, 56-1-1020, 56-1-1030, 56-1-1090, 56-1-1100, 56-1-1120, 56-1-1130, 56-1-1320, 56-1-1330, 56-1-1340, 56-1-1730, 56-1-1760, 56-1-2050, 56-1-2100, 56-1-2110, 56-1-2130, 56-1-2140, 56-1-3350, 56-1-3360, 56-1-3370, 56-1-3380, 56-1-3390, 56-1-3400, 56-3-20, 56-3-115, 56-3-250, 56-3-255, 56-3-360, 56-3-650, 56-3-790, 56-3-860, 56-3-910, 56-3-1150, 56-3-1160, 56-3-1330, 56-3-1340, 56-3-1710, 56-3-1750, 56-3-1850, 56-3-1910, 56-3-1950, 56-3-1960, 56-3-1971, 56-3-1972, 56-3-1973, 56-3-1974, 56-3-2010, 56-3-2020, 56-3-2060, 56-3-2150, 56-3-2210, 56-3-2230, 56-3-2250, 56-3-2320, 56-3-2600, 56-3-2710, 56-3-2810, 56-3-3310, 56-3-3710, 56-3-4310, 56-3-4910, 56-3-5920, 56-5-60, 56-5-370, 56-5-910, 56-5-920, 56-5-930, 56-5-935, 56-5-1520, 56-5-1530, 56-5-1540, 56-5-1560, 56-5-1570, 56-5-1890, 56-5-1910, 56-5-1980, 56-5-2120, 56-5-2330, 56-5-2540, 56-5-2550, 56-5-2585, 56-5-2715, 56-5-2730, 56-5-2945, 56-5-2950, 56-5-2990, 56-5-3660, 56-5-3670, 56-5-3680, 56-5-3690, 56-5-3750, 56-5-3880, 56-5-4040, 56-5-4060, 56-5-4070, 56-5-4075, 56-5-4095, 56-5-4140, 56-5-4145, 56-5-4150, 56-5-4160(E), 56-5-4170, 56-5-4175, 56-5-4180, 56-5-4185, 56-5-4190, 56-5-4200, 56-5-4205, 56-5-4210, 56-5-4220, 56-5-4720, 56-5-4880, 56-5-4940, 56-5-5010, 56-5-5320, 56-5-5330, 56-5-5340, 56-5-5350, 56-5-5360, 56-5-5400, 56-5-5410, 56-5-5420, 56-5-5430, 56-5-5670, 56-5-5810, 56-5-5830, 56-5-5850, 56-5-5860, 56-5-5870, 56-5-6140, 56-7-10, 56-7-20, 56-7-30, 56-7-50, 56-9-20, 56-10-10, 56-10-20, 56-10-40, 56-10-45, 56-10-210, 56-10-220, 56-10-240, 56-10-245, 56-10-280, 56-10-290, 56-15-10, 56-15-50, 56-15-320, 56-16-10, 56-16-20, 56-16-110, 56-16-150, 56-19-10, 56-19-80, 56-19-390, 56-19-425, 56-23-10, 56-23-40, 56-23-70, 56-23-85, 56-25-10, 56-27-10, 56-29-20, 56-29-50, 56-31-50, 57-1-10, 57-1-20, 57-1-30, 57-1-40, 57-1-45, 57-1-50, 57-1-60, 57-1-70, 57-1-80, 57-1-90, 57-1-100, 57-1-110, 57-1-140, 57-3-10, 57-3-20, 57-3-30, 57-3-35, 57-3-40, 57-3-50, 57-3-610, 57-3-620, 57-3-630, 57-3-640, 57-3-650, 57-3-660, 57-3-670, 57-3-680, 57-3-690, 57-3-700, 57-3-710, 57-3-720, 57-3-730, 57-3-750, 57-3-760, 57-3-770, 57-5-10, 57-5-20, 57-5-30, 57-5-40, 57-5-50, 57-5-60, 57-5-70, 57-5-80, 57-5-90, 57-5-100, 57-5-110, 57-5-120, 57-5-130, 57-5-140, 57-5-150, 57-5-160, 57-5-170, 57-5-180, 57-5-190, 57-5-310, 57-5-320, 57-5-330, 57-5-340, 57-5-350, 57-5-370, 57-5-380, 57-5-540, 57-5-550, 57-5-570, 57-5-580, 57-5-590, 57-5-600, 57-5-710, 57-5-720, 57-5-760, 57-5-1010, 57-5-1320, 57-5-1350, 57-5-1450, 57-5-1610, 57-5-1620, 57-5-1630, 57-5-1660, 57-11-210, 57-11-220, 57-11-240, 57-11-250, 57-11-270, 57-11-280, 57-11-290, 57-11-300, 57-11-320, 57-11-330, 57-11-340, 57-11-360, 57-11-370, 57-11-380, 57-11-390, 57-13-10, 57-13-40, 57-13-130, 57-15-140, 57-23-10, 57-23-20, 57-23-110, 57-23-120, 57-23-210, 57-23-220, 57-23-300, 57-23-310, 57-23-350, 57-23-360, 57-23-400, 57-23-410, 57-23-420, 57-23-500, 57-23-510, 57-23-520, 57-23-600, 57-23-610, 57-23-620, 57-23-700, 57-23-710, 57-23-720, 57-25-110, 57-25-120, 57-25-130, 57-25-140, 57-25-150, 57-25-155, 57-25-160, 57-25-170, 57-25-180, 57-25-185, 57-25-190, 57-25-195, 57-25-200, 57-25-210, 57-25-220, 57-25-430, 57-25-440, 57-25-460, 57-25-480, 57-25-490, 57-25-640, 57-25-650, 57-25-670, 57-25-690, 57-25-700, 57-27-20, 57-27-90, 58-1-30, 58-1-40, 58-3-20, 58-3-24, 58-3-100, 58-12-130, 58-15-1625, 58-15-1650, 58-15-1680, 58-15-1910, 58-15-1920, 58-15-1930, 58-15-1940, 58-15-1950, 58-15-2120, 58-15-2130, 58-17-1450, 58-23-1220, 58-25-80, 58-27-690, 58-35-50, 59-20-20(3), 59-53-10, 59-53-420(14), 59-54-40, 59-67-20, 59-67-260, 59-67-540, 59-67-570, 59-117-90, 59-137-50(B), 61-13-295, 61-13-410, 61-13-470, 61-13-500, 61-13-510, 61-13-540, 61-13-570, 61-13-620, 61-13-630, 61-13-750, 61-13-810, 61-13-835, 61-13-836, 61-13-875, 61-13-885, 62-3-203, 62-3-301, 62-3-704, 62-3-706, 62-3-1002, and 62-5-105, as amended by this act, are effective July 1, 1993. (B) Chapter 28 of Title 40, Chapter 65 of Title 40, and Sections 6-9-60, 10-5-230, 10-5-240, 10-5-270, 10-5-300, 10-5-320, 10-9-320, 10-11-50, 23-9-60, 23-9-65, 23-9-70, 23-9-155, 23-9-210, 23-10-10, 23-35-140, 23-36-160, 23-43-20, 23-43-70, 23-43-110, 23-43-140, 40-1-140, 40-1-310, 40-1-350, 40-3-40, 40-3-120, 40-3-135, 40-3-140, 40-6-40, 40-6-45, 40-6-180, 40-6-220, 40-7-60, 40-7-270, 40-9-30, 40-9-31, 40-9-36, 40-9-95, 40-11-40, 40-11-60, 40-11-90, 40-11-150, 40-11-180, 40-11-190, 40-11-300, 40-11-320, 40-11-350, 40-13-60, 40-13-80, 40-13-260, 40-13-300, 40-15-40, 40-15-50, 40-15-185, 40-15-200, 40-15-210, 40-15-215, 40-15-370, 40-15-380, 40-19-10, 40-19-70, 40-19-80, 40-19-160, 40-19-170, 40-22-150, 40-22-420, 40-22-440, 40-23-40, 40-23-127, 40-29-20, 40-29-50, 40-29-100, 40-29-110, 40-29-160, 40-29-210, 40-33-250, 40-33-931, 40-33-960, 40-35-70, 40-35-135, 40-36-160, 40-37-50, 40-37-230, 40-38-60, 40-38-230, 40-43-135, 40-43-260, 40-43-410, 40-45-260, 40-47-170, 40-47-200, 40-47-210, 40-47-570, 40-47-630, 40-47-660, 40-51-160, 40-55-140, 40-55-160, 40-56-10, 40-56-20, 40-57-170, 40-57-220, 40-59-50, 40-59-60, 40-59-90, 40-59-95, 40-59-130, 40-60-160, 40-60-170, 40-60-210, 40-61-40, 40-61-110, 40-63-10, 40-63-30, 40-63-120, 40-67-100, 40-67-170, 40-69-70, 40-69-150, 40-69-210, 40-69-420, 40-75-40, 40-75-180, 40-77-100, 40-77-110, 40-77-320, 41-1-10, 41-3-10, 41-3-30, 41-3-40, 41-3-50, 41-3-55, 41-3-60, 41-3-70, 41-3-80, 41-3-100, 41-3-110, 41-3-120, 41-3-130, 41-3-140, 41-3-510, 41-3-520, 41-3-530, 41-3-540, 41-15-600, 41-15-610, 41-15-620, 41-18-90, 48-27-70, 48-27-200, 52-7-15, 52-7-20, and 52-7-30, as amended by this act, are effective February 1, 1994. (C) Sections 23-9-150, 23-9-170, 23-9-180, 23-36-80, 23-43-180, and 54-15-320, as amended by this act, are effective March 1, 1994. (D) SECTION 344 is effective October 1, 1993. (E) Chapter 3 of Title 50, Chapter 4 of Title 49, Article 5 of Chapter 9 of Title 48, Chapter 5 of Title 49, Chapter 5 of Title 50, Chapter 6 of Title 49, Article 7 of Chapter 9 of Title 48, Chapter 7 of Title 50, Article 9 of Chapter 9 of Title 48, Chapter 9 of Title 50, Chapter 11 of Title 50, Chapter 11 of Title 49, Chapter 13 of Title 50, Chapter 15 of Title 50, Chapter 16 of Title 50, Chapter 17 of Title 50, Chapter 18 of Title 48, Chapter 19 of Title 50, Chapter 20 of Title 50, Chapter 21 of Title 50, Chapter 21 of Title 49, Chapter 23 of Title 49, Chapter 23 of Title 50, Chapter 25 of Title 49, Chapter 25 of Title 50, Chapter 29 of Title 49, Chapter 39 of Title 48, Chapter 43 of Title 48, and Sections 1-1-110, 1-23-110, 1-23-115, 1-23-130, 1-23-160, 1-23-380, 2-22-20, 3-3-210, 3-5-40, 3-5-50, 3-5-60, 3-5-80, 3-5-100, 3-5-120, 3-5-130, 3-5-140, 3-5-150, 3-5-160, 3-5-170, 3-5-190, 3-5-320, 3-5-330, 3-5-340, 3-5-360, 11-37-200(A), 12-7-1225, 12-7-2415, 15-9-415, 16-23-20(1), 16-27-60, 16-27-80, 23-23-30, 23-28-120, 27-31-100(f), 40-23-20, 44-1-50, 44-1-100, 44-3-110, 44-3-150, 44-29-210, 44-30-10, 44-40-30, 44-53-620, 44-53-630, 44-53-640, 44-53-650, 44-53-660, 44-53-1320, 44-53-1340, 44-53-1360, 44-53-1380, 44-53-1390, 44-53-1430, 44-53-1440, 44-53-1450, 44-53-1470, 44-55-20, 44-55-40, 44-55-45, 44-55-60, 44-55-2320, 44-55-2360, 44-56-20, 44-56-50, 44-56-130, 44-56-840, 44-61-70, 44-63-30, 44-65-80, 44-67-30, 44-67-50, 44-85-30, 44-85-50, 44-93-20, 44-93-50, 44-93-130, 44-96-170(O)(8), 44-96-250, 44-96-280, 46-13-150, 46-51-20, 47-3-310, 47-3-320, 47-3-420, 47-3-510, 47-3-550, 48-1-85(C), 48-1-110, 48-9-30(3), 48-9-40, 48-9-260, 48-9-270, 48-9-280, 48-9-290, 48-9-300, 48-9-310, 48-9-320, 48-9-1210, 48-9-1230, 48-9-1320, 48-9-1810, 48-9-1820, 48-9-1840, 48-9-1850, 48-11-10, 48-11-15, 48-11-90, 48-11-100, 48-11-185(D), 48-11-190(C), 48-11-210(D), Items (1)(4) and (6) of 48-14-20, 48-14-40(F), 48-14-50, 48-14-60, 48-14-70, 48-14-80, 48-14-85, 48-14-90, 48-14-110, 48-14-120, 48-14-130A(7), 48-14-140, 48-14-160, 48-14-170, 48-20-30, 48-20-40(3), 48-20-210, 48-20-270, 48-20-280, 48-45-40, 48-45-80, 48-55-10, 49-1-15, 49-27-10, 49-27-70, 49-27-80, 50-1-10, 50-1-20, 50-1-30, 50-1-40, 50-1-60, 50-1-70, 50-1-80, 50-1-85, 50-1-90, 50-1-95, 50-1-100, 50-1-110, 50-1-120, 50-1-125, 50-1-130, 50-1-135, 50-1-136, 50-1-137, 50-1-140, 50-1-150, 50-1-160, 50-1-170, 50-1-180, 50-1-190, 50-1-200, 50-1-210, 50-1-220, 50-1-230, 50-1-240, 50-1-250, 50-1-260, 50-1-270, 50-18-10(5), 51-3-145, 51-3-160, 51-15-540, 57-5-870 and 58-3-140 as amended by this act, are effective July 1, 1994. (F) Sections 44-1-20, 44-1-40, and 48-20-110, as amended by this act, are effective February 1, 1995. (G) Article 1, Chapter 27, Title 38, Article 1, Chapter 79, Title 38, Chapter 3, Title 38, Article 3, Chapter 27, Title 38, Chapter 5, Title 38, Article 5, Chapter 37, Title 38, Article 5 of Chapter 75 of Title 38, Chapter 7 of Title 38, Chapter 9 of Title 38, Article 9 of Chapter 77 of Title 38, Chapter 11 of Title 38, Chapter 13 of Title 38, Article 13 of Chapter 37 of Title 38, Chapter 26 of Title 38, Chapter 29 of Title 38, Chapter 31 of Title 38, Chapter 33 of Title 38, Chapter 39 of Title 38, Chapter 41 of Title 38, Chapter 45 of Title 38, Chapter 47 of Title 38, Chapter 61 of Title 38, Chapter 73 of Title 38, Chapter 81 of Title 38, Chapter 83 of Title 38, Chapter 89 of Title 38, and Sections 2-7-73(A), 2-23-10, 8-13-740(A)(2)(c), 8-13-740(A)(6)(c), 12-23-310, 15-9-270, 15-9-280(c), 15-9-280(a), 15-9-280(d), 15-9-310, 17-13-80, 20-7-2640, 23-9-90, 33-37-460(3)(b), 33-39-460(3)(b), 34-29-160, 37-6-605, 38-1-20, 38-2-10, 38-15-10, 38-15-20, 38-15-30, 38-15-50, 38-17-30, 38-17-50, 38-17-60, 38-17-70, 38-17-90, 38-17-120, 38-17-140, 38-17-150, 38-17-170, 38-19-40, 38-19-50, 38-19-440, 38-19-470, 38-19-480, 38-19-490, 38-19-610, 38-19-640, 38-19-650, 38-19-825, 38-21-10(2), 38-21-20(11), 38-21-30(3), 38-21-50, 38-21-60, 38-21-70, 38-21-90, 38-21-100, 38-21-110, 38-21-120, 38-21-125, 38-21-130, 38-21-140, 38-21-160, 38-21-170, 38-21-190, 38-21-200, 38-21-210, 38-21-220, 38-21-240, 38-21-250, 38-21-260, 38-21-270, 38-21-280, 38-21-290, 38-21-300, 38-21-310, 38-21-320, 38-21-330, 38-21-340, 38-21-350, 38-21-370, 38-23-20, 38-23-40, 38-23-50, 38-23-70, 38-23-80, 38-23-100, 38-25-10, 38-25-110, 38-25-160, 38-25-310, 38-25-510, 38-25-520, 38-25-540, 38-25-550, 38-25-570, 38-27-310, 38-27-320, 38-27-330(a), 38-27-350, 38-27-360, 38-27-370, 38-27-390, 38-27-400, 38-27-410, 38-27-500(e), 38-27-520, 38-27-640, 38-27-660, 38-27-670, 38-27-680, 38-27-910(a), 38-27-920, 38-27-930(b), 38-27-940(a), 38-27-950, 38-35-10, 38-35-40, 38-35-50, 38-37-60, 38-37-220, 38-37-230, 38-37-240, 38-37-250, 38-37-260, 38-37-300, 38-37-710, 38-37-720, 38-37-900, 38-37-910, 38-37-920, 38-37-1310, 38-37-1360, 38-43-20, 38-43-30, 38-43-40, 38-43-70, 38-43-100, 38-43-105, 38-43-106, 38-43-110, 38-43-130, 38-43-230, 38-43-250, 38-43-260, 38-44-30, 38-44-40(4), 38-44-50, 38-44-70, 38-44-80, 38-46-20(10)(c), 38-46-30, 38-46-60, 38-46-70, 38-46-90, 38-46-100, 38-46-110, 38-46-120, 38-49-20, 38-51-20, 38-51-30, 38-51-60, 38-53-10(11), 38-53-20, 38-53-80, 38-53-90, 38-53-100, 38-53-110, 38-53-130, 38-53-140, 38-53-150, 38-53-160, 38-53-170(f), 38-53-200, 38-53-210, 38-53-220, 38-53-230, 38-53-310, 38-53-320, 38-55-20, 38-55-40, 38-55-60, 38-55-80, 38-55-120, 38-55-140, 38-55-180, 38-57-150(2), 38-57-200, 38-57-210, 38-57-220, 38-57-230, 38-57-240, 38-57-250, 38-57-260, 38-57-270, 38-57-280, 38-57-290, 38-57-300, 38-57-310, 38-59-30, 38-63-220(n), 38-63-250(a), 38-63-520, 38-63-580, 38-63-590, 38-63-600(8) and (11), 38-63-610, 38-63-650, 38-65-60, 38-65-210, 38-67-10(c),(d), and (f), 38-67-30, 38-67-40, 38-69-120(11), 38-69-230, 38-69-320, 38-70-10(4) and (5), 38-70-20, 38-70-30, 38-70-40, 38-70-50, 38-70-60, 38-71-70, 38-71-190, 38-71-310, 38-71-315, 38-71-320, 38-71-325, 38-71-330(7), 38-71-335(B), 38-71-340, 38-71-370, 38-71-410, 38-71-510, 38-71-530, 38-71-540, 38-71-550(a), 38-71-720, 38-71-730(6), 38-71-735, 38-71-750, 38-71-920(6),(11)(c), and (12), 38-71-950(B), 38-71-970, 38-71-980, 38-71-1010(6), 38-71-1020, 38-71-1110, 38-72-40, 38-72-60(A), (C)(3), and (F)(1)(a), 38-74-10(13), 38-74-20, 38-74-60(C)(2), 38-74-70, 38-75-230, 38-75-750(a)(5), 38-75-780, 38-75-930, 38-75-940, 38-75-950, 38-75-960, 38-75-980, 38-77-10(1), 38-77-30(12), 38-77-110(A), 38-77-115, 38-77-120, 38-77-150, 38-77-200, 38-77-260, 38-77-280, 38-77-320, 38-77-330, 38-77-350(A), 38-77-520, 38-77-530, 38-77-570, 38-77-580, 38-77-590(a),(b),(e),(f), and (g), 38-77-600, 38-77-610, 38-79-430, 38-85-70, 38-85-80, 38-87-20(1), (8)(h), and (11)(c)(ii), 38-87-30, 38-87-40, 38-87-50(D), 38-87-80, 38-87-110, 38-87-140, 44-2-75, 44-6-5, 44-6-10, 44-6-30, 44-6-40, 44-6-45, 44-6-50, 44-6-70, 44-6-80, 44-6-90, 44-6-100, 44-6-140, 44-6-146, 44-6-150, 44-6-155, 44-6-160, 44-6-170, 44-6-180, 44-6-190, 44-6-220, 44-6-300, 44-6-310, 44-6-320, 44-6-400, 44-6-410, 44-6-420, 44-6-430, 44-6-440, 44-6-460, 44-6-470, 44-6-500, 44-6-520, 44-6-530, and 59-53-2050, as amended by this act, are effective July 1, 1995. (H) Articles 3, 5, 7, 9, and 11 of Chapter 1 of Title 13, Chapter 2 of Title 13, Chapter 6 of Title 23, Article 5 of Chapter 23 of Title 1, Chapter 30 of Title 1, and Sections 1-3-215, 2-47-60, 2-68-50, 12-4-15, 12-4-400, 12-4-410, 12-27-35, 12-27-1265, 23-3-15, 23-3-25, 44-20-225, 51-1-300, 51-1-310, 51-1-500, 51-1-510, 56-1-3350, 56-1-3360, 56-1-3370, 56-1-3380, 56-1-3390, 56-1-3400, 56-3-4710, 56-3-4720, 56-3-4730, 56-3-4740, 56-5-4160(H), 57-1-310, 57-1-320, 57-1-325, 57-1-330, 57-1-340, 57-1-350, 57-1-410, 57-1-430, 57-1-440, 57-1-450, 57-1-490, 57-3-110, 57-3-120, 57-3-600, 57-3-780, and 58-3-26, as added by this act, are effective July 1, 1993. (I) Sections 40-73-15 and 41-3-610, as added by this act, are effective February 1, 1994. (J) Chapter 4 of Title 48, Chapter 22 of Title 48, and Sections 1-23-111, 47-5-30, 48-9-15, 48-9-45, 49-1-16, and 50-1-5, as added by this act, are effective July 1, 1994. (K) Section 38-1-30, as added by this act, is effective July 1, 1995. (L) SECTIONS 99A, 253A, 345, 495, 784, 785, 786, 787, 813A, 815, 996, 997, 1143, 1179, 1226, 1243, 1281, 1436, 1437, 1543, 1544, 1545, 1546, 1581, 1601, 1604, 1605, 1612, 1613, 1614, 1615, 1616, 1617 and 1618 are effective July 1, 1993. (M) SECTIONS 99B, 253B, 1144, 1180, 1227, 1244, 1273, and 1282 are effective July 1, 1994. (N) Sections 496, 502, 813B, 816, 1145, and 1587 are effective July 1, 1995.
In the Senate House June 15, 1993.
Nick A. Theodore,
President of the Senate
Robert J. Sheheen,
Speaker of the House of Representatives
Approved the 18th day of June, 1993.
Carroll A. Campbell, Jr.
Governor
Printer's Date -- September 20, 1993 -- S.
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