South Carolina · South Carolina Code — Title 16, Crimes; Title 44 Controlled Substances
S.C. Code (Crimes) § 16-3-2030: Criminal liability of principal owners of business; loss of profits and government contracts; penalties
What this law says, in plain English
Business owners who knowingly participate in offenses face criminal liability, fines, license loss, and potential disgorgement of profits. Courts may dissolve the business, revoke licenses, or revoke its charter.
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