South Carolina H3600 allows certain state officials to request a review of presidential executive orders to determine their constitutionality.

South Carolina H3600 amends the state code to allow the General Assembly, its committees, the Speaker of the House, the President of the Senate, or at least five members of the General Assembly to request the Attorney General to review any presidential executive order not affirmed by Congress. The Attorney General must then assess the order's constitutionality and whether the state should seek an exemption or challenge it. The Attorney General must submit a report within 30 days to the General Assembly, the Governor, and post it on the official website.

South Carolina H3600 allows certain state officials to request a review of presidential executive orders to determine their constitutionality.

South Carolina H3600 amends the state code to allow the General Assembly, its committees, the Speaker of the House, the President of the Senate, or at least five members of the General Assembly to request the Attorney General to review any presidential executive order not affirmed by Congress. The Attorney General must then assess the order's constitutionality and whether the state should seek an exemption or challenge it. The Attorney General must submit a report within 30 days to the General Assembly, the Governor, and post it on the official website.