South Carolina H5120 amends juvenile record confidentiality laws to clarify fingerprinting and photographing procedures for minors charged with.

South Carolina H5120 amends the state code to clarify when minors charged with specific offenses must be fingerprinted and photographed. The bill specifies that minors charged with offenses that would carry a maximum term of imprisonment of five years or more if committed by an adult must be fingerprinted. Photographs of these minors must be taken if they are taken into custody.

South Carolina H5120 amends juvenile record confidentiality laws to clarify fingerprinting and photographing procedures for minors charged with.

South Carolina H5120 amends the state code to clarify when minors charged with specific offenses must be fingerprinted and photographed. The bill specifies that minors charged with offenses that would carry a maximum term of imprisonment of five years or more if committed by an adult must be fingerprinted. Photographs of these minors must be taken if they are taken into custody.