South Carolina S0158 amends the state code to include procedures for court-ordered third-party monitoring as a condition for bond.
South Carolina S0158 amends Chapter 15, Title 17 of the South Carolina Code to add Section 17-15-36, which defines "third-party monitoring condition" and "participant." It outlines the requirements for participants ordered by the court to undergo third-party monitoring, including abiding by other terms and conditions set forth by the court. The bill also specifies that failure to comply with the monitoring conditions may result in bond revocation, sentence amendment, or contempt punishment at the court's discretion. The act takes effect upon approval by the Governor.
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