Establishes a mandatory minimum five-year prison term for attempted murder in South Carolina.
This bill amends the South Carolina Code of Laws to set a mandatory minimum five-year prison term for attempted murder. The amendment applies to offenses committed after the act's effective date, ensuring that any existing legal actions or rights remain unaffected. The new law prohibits the suspension of sentences or granting of probation for violations of this section.
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