South S.C. Code Ann. §§23-3-400 through 3 business days for initial reg. and updates for Residence restriction: For certain offenses against minors, Lifetime. Per Rolfe Survey, Carolina “residence.” Residence/temporary residence may not reside w/in 1,000 ft. of school, day care center, Tier III and SVP update visiting Registrants are means one’s home, or any place where one “children’s recreational facility,” park, or playground. every 90 days; all others placed on state’s Summary: “habitually resides” or resides for a period of §23-3-535 every 6 mo. website and not http://scor.sled.sc.gov/FAQs.aspx 10 consecutive days or more. Residing in the §23-3-460. removed. state for 30 or more days during a 12-month Statute: period also establishes a residence. §§23-3-430, 23-3-450, 23-3-460. Visitors: “Summary” website states that registration is only required if you are planning to visit for 10 days or more. South S.D.C.L. §§ 22-24B-1 through 3 business days for initial reg. and updates; Residency restriction: 500 ft. from school, park, public Five year to life; can Per Rolfe Survey, Dakota 22-24B-36 however, state law limits business days to playground, or public pool. petition for removal. visiting Registrants are Sundays and holidays. Visitors also subject to §22-24B-23. Updates every 6 mo. placed on state’s Summary: 3 business day registration requirement. §22-24B-7. website and not http://sor.sd.gov/about.aspx §22-24B-2. Presence restriction: May not “loiter” within 500 ft. form removed. school, park, public playground, public pool, or library Statutes: unless registrant committed offense as a minor and was not convicted as an adult. §22-24B-24. Petitions for exemption possible.
South Carolina S.C. Code Ann. §§23-3-400 through Summary: http://scor.sled.sc.gov/FAQs.aspx Statute: 3 business days for initial reg. and updates for “residence.” Residence/temporary residence means one’s home, or any place where one “habitually resides” or resides for a period of 10 consecutive days or more. Residing in the state for 30 or more days during a 12-month period also establishes a residence. §§23-3-430, 23-3-450, 23-3-460. Visitors: “Summary” website states that registration is only required if you are planning to visit for 10 days or more. Residence restriction: For certain offenses against minors, may not reside w/in 1,000 ft. of school, day care center, “children’s recreational facility,” park, or playground. §23-3-535 Lifetime. Tier III and SVP update every 90 days; all others every 6 mo. §23-3-460. Per Rolfe Survey, visiting Registrants are placed on state’s website and not removed. South Dakota S.D.C.L. §§ 22-24B-1 through 22-24B-36 Summary: http://sor.sd.gov/about.aspx Statutes: 3 business days for initial reg. and updates; however, state law limits business days to Sundays and holidays. Visitors also subject to 3 business day registration requirement. §22-24B-2. Residency restriction: 500 ft. from school, park, public playground, or public pool. §22-24B-23. Presence restriction: May not “loiter” within 500 ft. form school, park, public playground, public pool, or library unless registrant committed offense as a minor and was not convicted as an adult. §22-24B-24. Petitions for exemption possible. Five year to life; can petition for removal. Updates every 6 mo. §22-24B-7. Per Rolfe Survey, visiting Registrants are placed on state’s website and not removed.
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