South Carolina Procedures

South Carolina Procedures
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South Carolina Procedures
Within the South Carolina Jurisdiction, Parole is considered a privilege; thus, the terms of Parole in this region are strict and strenuous. In this light of approach, it is relatively easy to break probation rules. If a person violates their Parole, the parole officer is at liberty to file for a warrant of arrest. When the warrant is issued, the parolee is arrested and is liable to serve the remaining time of his/her sentence in prison. However, the attending judge in the district can set a bond compulsory for your release. Notably, a person who violates Parole will not be granted bond; he/she will serve time in jail until the date of the parole revocati...