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      <title>Who Actually Makes DUI Laws in South Carolina? State Law, Local Government and the Courts Explained</title>
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      <description>Who makes DUI laws in South Carolina? The General Assembly writes them, courts interpret them, and local police enforce them. Here&#x27;s how each role fits.</description>
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