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The Supreme Court of South Carolina
RE: Chief Judges for Administrative Purposes of the Summary Courts
The judges of the magisterial and municipal courts, hereinafter referred to as "summary courts", of South Carolina being a part of the uniform statewide judicial system and pursuant to the provisions of Section 4, Article V, South Carolina Constitution,
IT IS ORDERED that the judges of the magisterial courts listed below be designated as Chief Judge or Associate Chief Judge for Administrative Purposes of the Summary Courts in the counties in which they hold office.
Judge S.G. Gladden
Abbeville County
Judge C.S. Insley
Aiken County
Judge D.H. Williamson
Associate Chief Judge
Aiken County
Judge W.D. Branch, Jr.
Allendale County
Judge N.W. Devine
Anderson County
Judge R.C. Threatt
Bamberg County
Judge J.W. Gantt
Barnwell County
Judge L.J. Holland, Jr.
Associate Chief Judge
Barnwell County
Judge L.P. McElynn
Beaufort County
Judge R.H. Sproatt
Associate Chief Judge
Beaufort County
Judge A.E. Bryant
Berkeley County
Judge R.H. Lake
Calhoun County
Judge E.S. Steinberg
Charleston County
Judge L. Linen
Associate Chief Judge
Charleston County
Judge R.B. Howell
Cherokee County
Judge B.H. Cameron
Chester County
Judge G.R. Faulkenberry
Chesterfield County
Judge D.W. Dyches
Associate Chief Judge
Chesterfield County
Judge J.L. Coney
Clarendon County
Judge M.N. Frye
Associate Chief Judge
Clarendon County
Judge K.A. Campbell, Jr.
Colleton County
Judge D.B. Curtis
Darlington County
Judge M.D. Hayes
Dillon County
Judge C.D. Spivey
Associate Chief Judge
Dillon County
Judge K.L. Patton
Dorchester County
Judge P.B. Shelbourne
Associate Chief Judge
Dorchester County
Judge B.B. Carpenter
Edgefield County
Judge W.F. Pope
Fairfield County
Judge S. M. Grimsley
Florence County
Judge I.L. Pyatt
Georgetown County
Judge L. Foster
Greenville County
Judge M.C. Edmonds
Associate Chief Judge
Greenville County
Judge B.S. McGuire
Greenwood County
Judge C.R. Johnson
Associate Chief Judge
Greenwood County
Judge C.A. Williams
Hampton County
Judge M.B. Livingston
Horry County
Judge A.C. Butler
Associate Chief Judge
Horry County
Judge D.D. Lynah
Jasper County
Judge R.M. Todd, Jr.
Kershaw County
Judge J.E. Davis, Jr.
Associate Chief Judge
Kershaw County
Judge V.K. Richardson
Lancaster County
Judge P.D. Lyles
Laurens County
Judge J.S. Scarborough
Lee County
Judge S.C. Davidson
Associate Chief Judge
Lee County
Judge G.W. Reinhart
Lexington County
Judge R.L. Adams
Associate Chief Judge
Lexington County
Judge D.O. Barker
Marion County
Judge R.K. McDonald
Marlboro County
Judge P.L. Smith
McCormick County
Judge B.S. Koon
Newberry County
Judge M.T. Simmons
Oconee County
Judge B.A. Norton
Associate Chief Judge
Oconee County
Judge D.F. Dash
Orangeburg County
Judge P.D. Doremus
Associate Chief Judge
Orangeburg County
Judge B.E. Anders
Pickens County
Judge D.J. Simons
Richland County
Judge K.D. Shealy
Associate Chief Judge
Richland County
Judge J.B. Shults
Saluda County
Judge D.J. Turner
Spartanburg County
Judge J.T. Wall
Associate Chief Judge
Spartanburg County
Judge K.F. Curtis
Sumter County
Judge B.K. Griffin
Associate Chief Judge
Sumter County
Judge J.D. Crocker
Union County
Judge D. F. Williams
Williamsburg County
Judge R.B. Foxworth
Associate Chief Judge
Williamsburg County
Judge L.H. Benfield
York County
A Chief Judges' authority shall include, but not be limited to, the following:
1. Coordinate with the Office of South Carolina Court Administration on all matters pertaining to summary court judges in the county.
2. Coordinate the activities of the summary court judges of the county with other affected persons and/or agencies to insure cooperation and effective judicial service.
3. Establish with the other magistrates of the county, a schedule so arranged that a magistrate will be available, in person or on call, in the county to issue warrants and conduct bail proceedings. The bail proceedings schedule shall be in compliance with the provisions of the Order of the Chief Justice dated September 19, 2007, outlining certain bond procedures in those courts. The Chief Judge shall also inform the municipal courts of the details of the county magisterial court schedule, to insure the availability of a magistrate to issue warrants and conduct bail proceedings for the municipal courts when the municipal judge is unavailable. After hours and weekends does not constitute unavailability in and of itself. Establish a procedure with all municipal courts within the county whereby they provide the Chief Judge with a monthly bond schedule indicating their availability for bond court. Monitor all summary court judges within the county to insure compliance with the above referenced Order dated September 19, 2007. The monitoring shall include, but shall not be limited to, insuring that bond hearings are being conducted twice daily, insuring that defendants' and victims' constitutional and statutory rights are being upheld, insuring that cash bonds only and excessive bonds are not being required, and insuring that no irregular practices as outlined in the above referenced Order are occurring.
4. Establish within the county a procedure to ensure that Certificates of Transmittal are completed and the appropriate documents (warrants or other charging papers, checklists, bond forms, and checks for cash bonds received) are attached and transmitted within fifteen (15) days to the appropriate magistrate, municipal judge or Clerk of Court of General Sessions having jurisdiction over the case.
5. Call a meeting at least on a quarterly basis of all summary court judges in the county to formulate procedures which establish uniformity of procedures in the county summary court system. Require that all summary court judges who have court bank accounts bring to the quarterly meetings documentary proof of all monthly reconciliations of those bank accounts since the previous quarterly meeting. A minimum of one municipal judge from each municipality within the county shall be required to attend these meetings.
6. Coordinate the planning of budgets for the magistrates in the county, with those magistrates' input, and appear before the county governing body to present and justify the budget requests.
7. Attend schools and meetings for Chief Judges called to implement policies and procedures under this and other Orders.
8. Set terms of court, both civil and criminal, when terms are necessary for the disposition of any cases within the jurisdiction of the magisterial court.
9. Provide for the orderly assignments of any case within the jurisdiction of the magisterial court to any magistrate of the county, regardless of whether the case is transferred from circuit court or originally filed in the magisterial court.
10. Designate the hours of operation of each magistrate's court office in the county, and designate the hours during which each magistrate shall be present in the office, based upon the number of hours fixed for each magistrate by the county governing body.
11. Collect from the other magistrates in the county on a quarterly basis and review information concerning the age of pending civil and criminal cases to insure that all civil cases are disposed of within ninety days of filing and that criminal cases are disposed of within sixty days of arrest.
12. When any summary court judge in the county dies, retires, is suspended, goes out of office, becomes incapacitated, is unable to perform the duties of their office, and when a successor has not been nominated or qualified, the Chief Judge shall immediately take custody, or provide for the orderly transfer, of all records, to include past and present, civil and criminal docket books, warrant books, receipt books, financial records including official checking account statements and stubs, bank accounts and any funds contained therein, Acts and Joint Resolutions, the Code of Laws, Bench Books, pending and disposed warrants, tickets, NRVC's, and other court records.
13. Insure that the Office of Court Administration is provided written notification of the appointment, retirement, resignation, suspension or death of any summary court judge, whether municipal or magistrate, within the county.
14. Appoint, coordinate, and assign constables throughout the County, in those Counties that utilize constables, so as to insure cooperation and effective judicial service.
15. Establish within the county a procedure with all summary court judges and appropriate public officials to ensure that court generated revenues are collected, distributed, and reported in an appropriate and timely manner.
16. Monitor all requests for recusals countywide. When all magistrates have recused themselves from a particular case in order to avoid the appearance of impropriety, the Chief Judge shall request from the Chief Justice, by and through Court Administration, a judge from outside of that County be assigned to dispose of the case by order of the Chief Justice.
17. Report to the Office of Court Administration any significant or repetitive non-compliance by any summary court judge in the county concerning the Chief Judge's execution of the provisions of this Order.
No order issued by the Chief Judge under the authority of this Order shall be effective unless the order is filed with the Office of South Carolina Court Administration and approved for consistency with statewide administrative policies.
Associate Chief Judges appointed in this Order shall act in the absence or disability of the Chief Judge. They shall also perform administrative duties that are assigned to them by the Chief Judges.
The authority conferred on the Chief Judges and Associate Chief Judges for Administrative Purposes of the Summary Courts by this Order shall become effective on January 1, 2017 and shall continue through June 30, 2017 unless amended or revoked by Order of the Chief Justice.
s/Donald W. Beatty
Donald W. Beatty
Chief Justice of South Carolina
Columbia, South Carolina
January 3, 2017


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M&M Chocolate Mousse Cheesecake with a Salted Pretzel Crust. It's sweet, salty, smooth, fluffy, and colourful!
A. I think I need to start making everything with a salted pretzel crust. The problem I always struggle with when making cheesecakes is that the filling can be rather dense and too rich, but this golden, salted base definitely helps to offset any of the richness in the sweeter layers on top. And it tastes so good, I had to resist the urge to eat the baked crust on its own like a giant cookie.
Chocolate Mousse Cheesecake with M&Ms and Salted Pretzel Crust
(serves 12, loosely based on this Taste of Home recipe)
For the crust:
200g (approx 3 cups) crushed salted pretzels
2 tbsp caster sugar
175g salted butter, melted
For the cheesecake:
400g cream cheese, softened
1/2 cup (120g) caster sugar
1 tbsp lemon juice
1 tsp grated lemon peel
1 tsp vanilla extract
2 large eggs, separated
For the chocolate layer:
175g semisweet dark chocolate, finely chopped
70g (5 tbsp) salted butter, cubed
3 large egg yolks
1/4 cup (60g) icing sugar
1/2 cup thickened cream (min 35% milk fat), whipped to soft peaks
m&ms, to decorate
Preheat oven to 180°C (350°F) and grease a 20cm springform tin and line the base with baking paper. Place pretzels in a food processor and pulse to a fine crumb. add sugar and melted butter and pulse to combine. Press mixture into the bottom of the prepared tin, pressing tightly into an even layer. Bake for 10 mins or until just going golden brown on the edges. Remove from oven and cool on a wire rack.
In a microwave in 30 second bursts, melt chocolate and butter; stir until smooth. Set aside to cool. In the meantime, place egg yolks and icing sugar in a heatproof bowl. Place bowl over a small saucepan of simmering water and whisk mixture continuously (or it will turn into scrambled eggs) until it reaches 70°C (160°F), or for about 10 minutes mixture is thick and smooth. Whisk in chocolate mixture. Set bowl in ice and stir until cooled, about 2 minutes. Fold in whipped cream. Spread over cheesecake and smooth with a spatula. Sprinkle m&ms on top to decorate then refrigerate until set. Remove sides of pan before serving. Can be stored in the fridge for several days.


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Microsoft has announced that it will ship a special version of Vista's successor in Europe, titled Windows 7 E, without Internet Explorer 8. The browser-less version, a reaction to an antitrust investigation by the EU into whether Microsoft is abusing its dominant position with Windows and Internet Explorer, will be distributed in all member nations of the European Economic Area as well as Croatia and Switzerland.
Windows 7 E is reminiscent of media-player-free Windows XP N and Windows Vista N, which Microsoft offered in Europe also in response to an EU antitrust investigation. Unlike the N versions, which proved to be very unsuccessful—as Europeans simply purchased the full retail versions and OEMs refused to include them on their systems—Microsoft is not planning to offer a version of Windows 7 in Europe that includes IE8. This means that none of the versions of Windows 7 sold in Europe will include a Microsoft's browser.
As first reported by CNET and confirmed by Microsoft, OEMs will have the option to add the browser back in, ship another browser, or ship multiple browsers. "The E versions of Windows 7 will include all the features and functionality of Windows 7 in the rest of the world, other than browsing with Internet Explorer," Microsoft notes. "Computer manufacturers will be able to add any browser they want to their Windows 7 machines, including Internet Explorer, so European consumers who purchase new PCs will be able to access the Internet without any problem. Consumers will also be able to add any Web browser to their PCs, to supplement or replace the browsers preinstalled by their computer manufacturer."
Microsoft notes that the decision affects both OEM and Retail versions of Windows 7 products. While OEMs will have access to a free "IE8 pack" that allows them to add the browser back in, consumers who purchase retail copies will not have a browser that they can use to download a browser. Therefore, Microsoft will offer IE8 via CD, FTP, and retail channels. It looks like Mozilla, Opera, Google, and Apple will have to do the same if they want European Windows 7 adopters to have access to their browsers.
Microsoft does not currently have plans to remove Internet Explorer from any versions of Windows XP or Windows Vista, nor from the Windows XP mode add-on for Windows 7 Professional and Windows 7 Ultimate.
Recently, the EU has been asking companies what they saw as the best way to remedy the browser-bundling situation, and was even considering a way to get Microsoft to bundle third-party browsers with the operating system, forcing users to choose which browsers to download and install as well as which to set as the default. Microsoft wasn't so keen on the idea of distributing third-party browsers, so it has apparently taken the matter into its own hands and decided to remove IE8 altogether, knowing that the EU already approved of the N editions.
This isn't what the software giant originally wanted to do, as it had previously argued in its legal filings with the EU that the browser was an integral part of the operating system. With the release of the Windows 7 Release Candidate, Microsoft has made it possible to remove IE8 (the beta did not allow this), along with many other Windows components. [W]e're committed to launching Windows 7 on time in Europe, so we need to address the legal realities in Europe, including the risk of large fines," says Microsoft. "We believe that this new approach, while not our first choice, is the best path forward given the ongoing legal case in Europe."
The European Commission is of two minds on Microsoft's move, pleased by the possibility of OEMs being able to offer multiple browsers, but disappointed that Microsoft itself is not providing consumers with the choice. "As for retail sales, which amount to less than 5 percent of total sales, the Commission had suggested to Microsoft that consumers be provided with a choice of Web browsers," the EC said in a statement. "Instead Microsoft has apparently decided to supply retail consumers with a version of Windows without a Web browser at all. Rather than more choice, Microsoft seems to have chosen to provide less."
The timing of this decision is quite ironic: the browser space has never been as competitive as it is now. Furthermore, rivals continue to chip away at Internet Explorer's market share month after month. Still, third-party browser makers like Opera, Mozilla, and Google have been pushing the EU for tough sanctions against Microsoft. Unless the EU has objections to Microsoft's decision, it looks like new Windows 7 PCs sold in the EU will be IE-free.
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Josh Knoller, a young professional in New York City, spent years refusing his mother's "Friend Request" on Facebook before, eventually, "caving in." Today they have an agreement: she'll try not to make embarrassing comments, and he can delete them if she does.
"We actually got into some pretty big fights over this," says Knoller, 29. "I love my Mom to death but she's a crazy, sweet Jewish mother and I was a little worried about what she might post in front of my closest friends."
As Mother's Day approaches, 1 in 3 mothers are connected with their teens over Facebook, according to the social networking giant's review of how users self-identify.
With more than 1 billion Facebook users, that's a lot of mothers and kids keeping in touch through social media, says Fordham University communications professor Paul Levinson, author of "New New Media." "Facebook has been a boon to family relationships," said Levinson.
Kelly McBride, an assistant professor of communications at LaSalle University in Philadelphia, says her students who "friend" their mothers keep their Facebook pages benign, using other social media like Instagram or Twitter for the racy stuff.
"They may be willing to 'friend' their mother, but when they do, they take down the drinking or partying or suggestive photographs," she says.
McBride says she'd like to get her own mother, who is 77, onto Facebook. "I've offered repeatedly to make her a Facebook page so I could friend her, but she just won't do it," she says.
Parenting expert Susan Newman recommends that mothers wait until their children are independent adults before friending them.
"Being a friend with your son or daughter on Facebook, to me is synonymous with reading your teenager's diary," she says. "Adolescents are trying to develop an identity and they have so much hovering and helicopter parenting going on, Facebook adds another layer that seems to be very intrusive."
But Stephen Balkam, CEO of the Washington D.C.-based Family Online Safety Institute, says he was his daughter's first "friend," a requirement for her to even have a Facebook account when she turned 13, the minimum age allowed by the company.
"I promised not to stalk her, but I do need to keep an eye on it," he says.
While 13-year-olds are the most likely group to initiate a friendship with a parent, with more than 65 percent of those friendships being initiated by the child, people in their 20s are the least likely, initiating just 40 percent of the friendships with their parents, Facebook says.
Rochelle Knoller of Fair Lawn, N.J., whose adult son Josh only reluctantly accepted her "Friend Request," says the early days of their online relationship were dicey.
"I'd write a comment, and literally no sooner would I type when the phone would ring and it would be Josh — I guess he's on Facebook a lot — and he'd be telling me, 'Mom, you can't make comments like this. My friends can't even believe we're friends,"' she says.
She says she checks his page about three times a week, and that some of his friends have even asked to be her friend. She accepted, only after checking with her son.
"Today we're pretty much down to where I' m allowed to 'like' something, and I'm allowed to go on his Facebook page and see what's going on with him," she says. "But that is it."
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Southwestern College Hosts College for Kids
Southwestern College is proud to host, for the 39th year, their College for Kids program. In association with the six South Bay School Districts (Chula Vista Elementary School District, Coronado Unified School District, National School District, San Ysidro School District, South Bay Union High School District, and Sweetwater Union High School District), College for Kids presents a unique introduction to the college experience for students entering grades 5 through 9.
This year, College for Kids has a record breaking enrollment of more than 500 students and more than 10 collegiate workshops in arts, technology, science, and math.
Coordinator Darnell Cherry said that the College for Kids the program is intended to expose students to the college experience and plant a seed in them for later in life.
"It's an enrichment program for students and gets them interested in college so four, five, six years from now these kids will be interested in going to college," said Cherry.
College for Kids includes two 2-week sessions with enrollment still available for the second session beginning on July 8. Interested parents should contact the College for Kids office at (619) 421-6700 ext. 5953. For a listing of classes, go to the College for Kids website: http://www2.swccd.edu/~cfk/
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Her latest book, "A Matter of Fate," follows the plight of half-trained Warder, Mona Lisa Kubrek, as she tries to identify the source of the death spells targeting humans. Along the way, Mona reluctantly accepts the help of Cart Dupree, a half-elf as interested in Mona's unique magic abilities as he seems to be in checking out her bedroom talent. Unfortunately, Cart possesses the skills to locate Mona's enemy, which means she has no choice but to dodge Cart's advances, and an evil magician's sorcery, while she battles her way to either heroine or victim.
Ellie's writing is sure to keep readers turning the page. She is skilled and provides her audience with artistic settings and carefully crafted, engaging characters.
That all said, Ellie also believes in lending a hand. When she heard about a project designed to raise money for breast cancer education and funding mammograms for those in need, she was quick to respond. Her short story "Flock That" is included in "Shades of Pink: A Romance Anthology." "Shades of Pink" includes works by thirty-three authors and available as gift with a donation during October. "Flock That" is Ellie's story of a woman who has unresolved issues with an 'ex'. She's contemplating how to approach him when a friend helpfully fills her yard with pink flamingoes, immediately bringing her to the attention of the homeowner's board he chairs. Hopefully, he won't walk away…again.
Ellie is a relatively new author still building a fan base and more than willing to share her journey on her blog where she writes about everything, including helpful advice on writing, becoming published, and whatever else is on her mind. Check her out. I think you'll be glad you did.
Q) Before becoming a published, you worked with other authors, critiquing their manuscripts and offering writing advice. What finally convinced you to write your own stories?
A) I've always been a writer, the nudge I needed was to start submitting my stories! Being in a great critique group helped a lot with my confidence letting me know I was ready to take the plunge.
Q) The obvious question: Why focus on paranormal and fantasy when you write marvelous straight-forward contemporary romance too?
A) I keep trying to write more straight forward contemporary but paranormal elements keep sneaking in! Actually I'm about to take another tack and am focusing on a historical novel right now. We'll see how that plays out and if I can keep the shifters/elves/witches at bay.
Q) Where can readers find "Shades of Pink"?
A) Shades of Pink is being offered as a gift to everyone who donates through http://www.stayclassy.org/fundraise?fcid=261380 to the National Breast Cancer Foundation.
Q) How have your children adjusted to mom writing romance tales?
A) My teen boys don't talk about it much, and my tween daughter wants to read my stuff, but it's still a little too 'hot' for her in my opinion, although the door does remained closed! (i.e. there's no explicit sex scenes.) In the end I think they're proud, they've seen and heard how difficult it is to be published, so they recognize it is an accomplishment.
Q) You work for Curiosity Quills Press, a publisher focused on 'out-of-the-box' stories, hard-hitting dark sci-fi, speculative fiction, and paranormal works aimed at adults, young adults, and new adults. I'm aware you have a strong affinity for these types of stories, so, why are you writing romance?
A) I like to feel upbeat and good after I read/write a story. Romances are, by definition, happy by the end, so it's a good fit. Plus I'm a romantic at heart. I like the idea that not only can you find someone who accepts you as you are, warts and all, but that each person has the capacity to grow and love someone, warts and all.
Q) Any parting thoughts for fans and those not yet familiar with your work?
A) Rather than talk about my work, it's a small list, I'd love to encourage people to donate to the "Shades of Pink" fundraiser for the National Breast Cancer Foundation. In case you need it, here's the link again to donate and receive your copy: http://www.stayclassy.org/fundraise?fcid=261380
DA Kentner is an award-winning author www.kevad.net


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