South Carolina · South Carolina Code — Title 16, Crimes; Title 44 Controlled Substances
S.C. Code (Crimes) § 16-3-690: Custody of deposition
What this law says, in plain English
Depositions must be signed by the witness, sealed, labeled with the case title, and kept by the court clerk until opened in court. If another officer takes the deposition, they must deliver it to the clerk.
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