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South Carolina Judicial Department South Carolina Court Administration South Carolina Supreme Court Columbia, South Carolina TONNYA K. KOHN INTERIM DIRECTOR ROBERT L. MCCURDY ASSISTANT DIRECTOR 1220 SENATE STREET, SUITE 200 COLUMBIA, SOUTH CAROLINA 29201 TELEPHONE: (803) 734-1800 FAX: (803) 734-1355 EMAIL: [email protected] MEMORANDUM TO: Summary Court Judges and Staff FROM: Renee Lipson, Staff Attorney Subject: Procedures for Disposition of UTTs/Warrants and the Right to Counsel DATE: March 14, 2018 Below is an outline of the procedures discussed at the Mandatory Program on November 1st, 2017. These procedures are in accordance with Chief Justice Beatty's September 15th, 2017 memorandum regarding sentencing unrepresented defendants to imprisonment. That memorandum is attached for your reference. Also attached are the following updated or created forms to be used with this process, as well as the Chief Justice's Orders of approval of the forms: • SCCA/507A - Checklist for Magistrates and Municipal Judges • SCCA/507B - Information Regarding Your Rights • SCCA/519 - Summary Court Summons • SCCA/520 - Notice of Trial in Absentia • SCCA/521 - Notice of Defendant's Rights • SCCA/522 - Bench Warrant after Trial in Absentia • SCCA/523 - Bench Warrant after Failure to Appear The procedures below are solely for defendants that are unrepresented by counsel and fail to appear on their court dates. If the defendant appears, they can be represented by counsel or the court may obtai...

The city of banglore has a challan system that is organized by the officers and the employees of the traffic police station. The e-challan system is playing a vital role of maintaining database of the challan list and collecting fines from the one who violated the traffic rules. [wp_ad_camp_1] There are many ways when you are filled to pay challan in banglore as described below • • Fines associated with violation of traffic rules • Online payments through paytm • Fines associated with repeated traffic offenses which costs high Rules to be followed by 2 wheelers to avoid challan: • Don’t drive when you are drunk • Carry all the documents of the vehicle as license, RC book, PUC certificate, insurance papers • Don’t use mobile phones will driving • Avoid triple riding • Follow the traffic signals Rules that are to be followed by 4 wheelers to avoid challans: • Never drink and drive the vehicle • Avoid usage of black film on the windows of vehicle • Carry all the documents of the vehicle • Wear seat belt while driving • Don’t use mobile phones while driving • Provide clear signals to other vehicles How to pay challan through paytm: This is the popular way for the payment of traffic fines in banglore. There are some steps that need to be followed as described below Step 1: Login to paytm account Step 2: Enter the name of your city Step 3: Enter vehicle number Step 4: Choose payment method as paytm wallet or net banking. 24/7 their assistance is available and the payment can be ...

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