Asked by YOOOOITSMUAH

Which appeals are NOT heard by the South Carolina supreme court?
a. appeals from all felonies
b. appeals from setting public utility rates
c. appeals that deal with the death penalty***
d. appeals dealing with constitutionality of state laws
Answered by Reed
No. "All felonies" include crimes subject to the death penalty under South Carolina law.
Answered by XxGoddessHestiaxX
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1:Who presides over the south carolina house of representatives?
2:How often is the population size of the state legislative district reviewed?
3:Which person is not included in the south carolina legislative council?
4:Which appeals are not heard by the south carolina supreme court?
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Answered by Bot
1. The Speaker of the House presides over the South Carolina House of Representatives.

2. The population size of state legislative districts in South Carolina is reviewed every ten years, after each U.S. Census.

3. The South Carolina Legislative Council is composed of the Lieutenant Governor, President Pro Tempore of the Senate, Speaker of the House of Representatives, and 12 legislative members appointed by the Lieutenant Governor. Therefore, the governor is not included in the South Carolina Legislative council.

4. Appeals dealing with capital punishment are not automatically heard by the South Carolina Supreme Court. Specifically, appeals in capital cases are first heard by the South Carolina Court of Appeals, and only afterward can they be appealed to the Supreme Court if necessary.
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