Establishes a committee to study equipping South Carolina Highway Patrol vehicles with GPS tracking gadgets for suspects.

The bill creates the "High Speed Pursuit Alternative Study Committee" to explore the feasibility of equipping South Carolina Highway Patrol vehicles with launcher devices that attach GPS tracking gadgets to criminal suspects' vehicles. The committee comprises six members, three from the Senate and three from the House, appointed by their respective Judiciary Committee chairmen, along with the Director of the Department of Public Safety. The committee is tasked with reporting its findings to the General Assembly within six months of the bill's approval by the Governor.

Establishes a committee to study equipping South Carolina Highway Patrol vehicles with GPS tracking gadgets for suspects.

The bill creates the "High Speed Pursuit Alternative Study Committee" to explore the feasibility of equipping South Carolina Highway Patrol vehicles with launcher devices that attach GPS tracking gadgets to criminal suspects' vehicles. The committee comprises six members, three from the Senate and three from the House, appointed by their respective Judiciary Committee chairmen, along with the Director of the Department of Public Safety. The committee is tasked with reporting its findings to the General Assembly within six months of the bill's approval by the Governor.