S.C. Code Ann. § 14-3-150
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SECTION 14-3-150. Duties of county sheriffs and clerks; enforcement of service and execution.
Official statutory text
The Supreme Court may require the sheriff of each and every county to whom any order or process issuing from said court may be directed to serve and execute the same and shall have the same power to enforce such service and execution and to punish default thereon as is vested in circuit courts on processes issuing therefrom. The sheriff and clerk of each and every county, whenever required, shall attend any hearing in any case by any of the justices at the courthouse in any of the counties.
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