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16-21-90 – 16-21-90 | South Carolina Law

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16-21-90 – 16-21-90

South Carolina Code of Laws § 16-21-90

Summary
SECTION 16-21-90. Damaging or tampering with vehicle. A person who, with intent and without right to do so, damages a vehicle or damages or removes any of its parts or components is guilty of a misdemeanor. A person who, without right to do so and with intent to commit a crime, tampers with a vehicle or goes in or on it or works or attempts to work any of its parts or components or sets or attempts to set it in motion is guilty of a misdemeanor. HISTORY: 1962 Code SECTION 46-150.89; 1957 (50) 59
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