South Carolina Property Crimes FAQs

What are burglary penalties in South Carolina?

Burglary penalties in SC are:

• 1st Degree: 15 years to life
• 2nd Degree (violent): Up to 15 years
• 2nd Degree (nonviolent): Up to 10 years
• 3rd Degree (2nd offense): Up to 10 years
• 3rd Degree (1st offense): Up to 5 years

How many years is grand larceny in SC?

Grand larceny in SC carries a penalty of up to five years in jail for values between $2,000 and $10,000. For values over $10,000, it can be up to ten years.

What are the penalties for Vandalism in SC?

Vandalism penalties in SC are:

• Damage under $2,000: Misdemeanor, up to 30 days
• Damage $2,000-$10,000: Felony, up to 5 years
• Damage over $10,000: Felony, up to 10 years

Can you go to jail for fraud in South Carolina?

Fraud penalties in SC include:

• First offense ($10,000-$50,000): Felony, up to 5 years
• First offense (over $50,000): Felony, up to 10 years
• Any second offense: Felony, up to 10 years.

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