Placas especiales para exfuncionarios en Carolina del Sur

Explicación Simple

En Carolina del Sur, algunas personas que han trabajado en el gobierno pueden obtener placas de auto especiales. Estas placas son como un reconocimiento por su servicio y tienen un costo que se paga cada dos años.

Es como cuando un jugador destacado en un equipo de fútbol recibe una medalla especial por sus logros, solo que en este caso, son exfuncionarios que reciben una placa para su auto.

Ejemplo Práctico

Imagina que Juan, un exalcalde de su ciudad en Carolina del Sur, quiere personalizar su auto. Él puede solicitar una placa especial que lo reconozca como exalcalde, pero deberá pagar una tarifa cada dos años para mantenerla.

Penalidades

Si se comete un delito después de recibir la placa, se debe devolver en un plazo de tres días.

Texto Original del Estatuto (Inglés)

SECTION 56-3-2150. Issuance of special plates; fees. The Department of Motor Vehicles may issue special motor vehicle license plates to former members of the South Carolina Delegation of the United States Congress, retired judicial officers elected by the General Assembly or confirmed by the United States Senate, respectively, members of municipal and county councils, county coroners, and mayors of this State for private passenger motor vehicles owned by them. The department also may issue special motor vehicle license plates to former members of the General Assembly for private passenger motor vehicles and vehicles classified as private passenger motor vehicles in Section 56-3-630 owned by them. The biennial fee for these special license plates is the same as the fee provided in Section 56-3-2020, and only one plate may be issued to former members of the South Carolina Delegation of the United States Congress, retired judicial officers elected by the General Assembly or confirmed by the United States Senate, respectively, a councilman or a mayor. A coroner and a former member of the General Assembly may be issued two license plates. These license plates must be issued or revalidated biennially for the regular registration and licensing period. A person who has been investigated by state or local authorities resulting in a resignation or convicted of a crime involving dishonesty or moral turpitude, or another crime punishable by imprisonment for at least one year may not apply for special motor vehicle license plates issued pursuant to this section. A person convicted of an offense contained in this section subsequent to issuance of a special motor vehicle license plate shall surrender the special license plate to the Department of Motor Vehicles within three days of th