South Carolina · South Carolina Code — Title 16, Crimes; Title 44 Controlled Substances
S.C. Code (Crimes) § 16-11-760: Parking on private property without permission; removal of vehicles; lien for towing and storage; sale of vehicles; penalty for violation
What this law says, in plain English
Parking a vehicle on private property without permission is unlawful. Violators face a fine of $25–$100 or up to 30 days imprisonment. Vehicles may be towed and sold to satisfy towing and storage costs.
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