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South Carolina Rules Annotated 2026
Principal Author: Justin S. Kahn
© 2026
For more than 30 years, Justin Kahn’s South Carolina Rules Annotated has been designed with one goal in mind: to give South Carolina lawyers and judges a quick, concise, and user-friendly rules reference they can rely on every day.
The 2026 Edition continues that tradition with the full text of the rules most often used in South Carolina state courts, along with current annotations and case law through May 12, 2026. Regularly updated and carefully organized, this book remains a practical one-stop resource for South Carolina practitioners who need fast access to the rules and the cases interpreting them.
What’s new for the 2026 Edition?
This edition includes the latest amendments to the South Carolina Rules of Civil Procedure, including amendments to Rules 50(e), 52(b), 53(d), 54(d), and 59(b), (d), and (e), adopted April 30, 2026. It also includes the latest amendment to Rule 6(g) of the South Carolina Court-Annexed Alternative Dispute Resolution Rules.
The 2026 Edition incorporates the amended Administrative Law Court Rules and Revised Notes.
The book also includes the South Carolina Electronic Filing Policies and Guidelines, reflecting the courts’ continued transition to electronic filing.
With more than 580 pages, South Carolina Rules Annotated 2026 includes the full text and latest annotations for these South Carolina rules:
Summary of Contents:
- South Carolina Rules of Civil Procedure
- South Carolina Electronic Filing Policies and Guidelines
- South Carolina Rules of Criminal Procedure
- South Carolina Rules of Family Court
- South Carolina Rules of Probate Court
- Administrative Law Court Rules
- Magistrate Court Rules
- Alternative Dispute Resolution Rules
Easy-to-use page headings help you quickly find the rule you need, while annotations provide practical guidance on how South Carolina courts have interpreted and applied the rules.
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