Financiamiento para forenses de condado a tiempo completo en Carolina del Sur

Explicación Simple

Esta ley asegura que cada condado reciba dinero del estado para pagar a su forense. Si sobra dinero, el forense puede contratar ayuda o comprar equipo.

Es como cuando el gobierno te da dinero para comprar comida, pero tú decides usar parte de ese dinero para comprar una nevera nueva si te sobra.

Ejemplo Práctico

Imagina que en el condado de Springfield, el forense, el Dr. Pérez, recibe $35,000 al año del estado. Si no gasta todo ese dinero, puede usar el sobrante para contratar a una asistente o mejorar su oficina.

Texto Original del Estatuto (Inglés)

SECTION 17-5-140. Funding for full-time county coroners; disbursement of remaining funds. (A) From the funds appropriated for the implementation of this section, and subject to the provisions of subsection (C), the State Treasurer shall disburse an equal amount to each county treasurer on a monthly basis. These funds must supplement, and not supplant, existing funds utilized for full-time county coroners. (B) From the funds received pursuant to this section, each county treasurer must pay the duly elected full-time coroner at least thirty-five thousand dollars annually. If the funds are not totally expended to pay the duly elected full-time coroner, then at the discretion of the coroner he may use the funds to hire a deputy coroner, administrative personnel, or personnel with forensic training. Also, the coroner may use the funds to provide an office or office equipment. (C) Upon disbursing thirty-five thousand dollars to each county treasurer in a fiscal year, the State Treasurer shall credit any remaining funds pursuant to subsection (D) to the full-time coroners of each county for the performance of their duties. The remaining funds shall be disbursed as follows: (1) For those counties with a population of one hundred fifty thousand and above, according to the latest official United States Decennial Census, each full-time coroner shall receive an equal share of fifty-five percent of the remaining funds. (2) For those counties with a population of at least fifty thousand but not more than one hundred forty-nine thousand, nine hundred ninety-nine, according to the latest official United States Decennial Census, each full-time coroner shall receive an equal share of thirty-five percent of the remaining funds. (3) For those counties with a population of less than fifty t