South Carolina Venomous Reptiles Act regulates possession, housing, and transportation of venomous reptiles, requiring permits and setting penalties.
The South Carolina Venomous Reptiles Act establishes regulations for the possession, housing, and transportation of venomous reptiles within the state. It defines "venomous reptile" and mandates that individuals must obtain a permit from the South Carolina Department of Natural Resources to possess such reptiles. Permits are subject to conditions, including secure housing and transportation requirements. The act prohibits possession without a permit and outlines penalties for violations, including fines and imprisonment.
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