South Carolina Code of Regulations
Chapter 37 - SOUTH CAROLINA CRIMINAL JUSTICE ACADEMY
Article 5 - ADJUDICATION OF MISCONDUCT ALLEGATIONS
Section 37-108 - Sanctions
Universal Citation: SC Code Regs 37-108
Current through Register Vol. 48, No. 9, September 27, 2024
A. If any candidate/officer/operator is found by substantial evidence to have committed misconduct as defined by R.R.37-025, R.R.37-026, R.R.37-073 and/or R.R.37-074, such candidate/officer/operator may be sanctioned by the Council as follows, in any combination:
1. Permanent denial and/or revocation
(withdrawal) of certification;
2.
Denial and/or revocation (withdrawal) of certification for a specified amount
of time;
3. Certification granted
with probation;
4. Certification
granted with any additional requirements deemed just and proper by the Council;
and/or
5. Public
reprimand.
B. Any candidate/officer/operator may at any time voluntarily consent to sanctions under this section. Any such consent must:
1.
Be in writing on a form prescribed by the Council;
2. Be signed by the
candidate/officer/operator;
3. If
the candidate/officer/operator has legal counsel at the time they consent to
sanctions, then the candidate/officer/operator must be allowed to consult with
their legal counsel regarding the consent to sanctions and the consent to
sanctions must be signed by the legal counsel;
4. If criminal prosecution is declined in
consideration of the consent to sanctions, then the consent to sanctions must
specifically state the same;
5.
Must be notarized; and
6. Must be
approved by Council.
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