Exención de parquímetros para jurados en Carolina del Sur

Explicación Simple

Si eres jurado en un juicio, no tienes que pagar por estacionar en parquímetros mientras asistes al tribunal. Solo necesitas mostrar un papel que diga que fuiste llamado a ser jurado.

Es como cuando tienes un pase especial para entrar a un concierto sin hacer fila. Mientras seas jurado, puedes estacionarte sin preocuparte por el parquímetro.

Ejemplo Práctico

Imagina que Juan fue llamado a ser jurado en un juicio en su ciudad. Cuando llega al tribunal, coloca su citación en el tablero de su auto y puede estacionarse sin pagar en el parquímetro. Si el juicio dura toda la semana, Juan no tiene que preocuparse por el costo del estacionamiento esos días.

Texto Original del Estatuto (Inglés)

SECTION 56-5-2580. Certain jurors exempt from municipal parking meters and time regulations; exceptions. Jurors subpoenaed and in attendance at federal court or subpoenaed and in attendance at circuit or county court in this State in a municipality which has parking meters or parking regulations from the standpoint of continuous time of parking are allowed to use parking spaces without depositing coins in the meters and are not subject to these parking regulations; however, if parking is provided otherwise for jurors, this exemption does not apply. In order to avail himself of the privilege conferred by this section, the juror shall place in or about his vehicle, so that it can be easily seen and read, the subpoena requiring his attendance or some statement in writing signed by the officer issuing it, or some agent of his thereunto authorized, to the effect that the juror has been subpoenaed and is attendant upon such court. The privilege granted shall be effective only during the particular week in which the court is being held, unless for some reason the attendance of the juror under special circumstances is continued into the succeeding week, and only during the days on which the court is in session and at which the attendance of the juror is required. In determining the duration of the privilege conferred by this section, a part of a day shall be construed as a whole day. HISTORY: 1962 Code SECTION 46-487; 1956 (49) 1812; 1992 Act No. 341, SECTION 1.