Where can I find an online source for my state's laws?

[chaska]

You'd think this would be easy. I mean, shouldn't we be able to easily find and read the laws we're supposed to obey?

Maybe I'm just dense.

Can one of you direct me to a source? I'm looking for South Carolina laws, specifically in the areas of animal rights (pets) and noise/public nuisance laws (and no, this isn't a barking dog situation).

[EFerrari]

1. Have you tried your city or county first? nt

[Contrary1]

2. Maybe this site can be of help to you:

http://www.scstatehouse.net/CODE/statmast.htm

[chaska]

6. Thanks, C1. That might just do it.

[ColbertWatcher]

3. Have you asked the Humane Society of SC?

If they don't know...<http://www.humanesc.org/>

[Blue_In_AK]

4. You're right, this should be easy.

I've got all my state's laws in my "favorites" since I need to refer to them often in my work. I just googled "Alaska Statutes" and there they were. The kinds of things you're talking about here might be in an administrative code possibly.

Why don't you try this site http://www.loislawschool.com/product/information/states/southcarolina/index.htm and see if you can find what you're looking for.

[leveymg]

5. Google FINDLAW, Cick S. Carolina statutes

[LisaM]

7. I don't think those laws are usually at the state level.

City, township, village, or county municipal codes?