1870 — South Carolina — Disturbing Peace Armed

1869-1870 S.C. L. chap. 288, p. 402-03

Summary

Disturbers of peace who go about armed offensivley would be arrested.

Statutory Text

SEC. 4. They may cause to be arrested all affrayers, rioters, disturbers and breakers of the peace, and all who go armed offensively, to the the terror of the people, and such as utter menaces or threatening speeches, or otherwise dangerous and disorderly persons.

Persons arrested for any of said offences shall be examined by the Trial Justice before whom they are brought, and may be tried before him, and, if found guilty, may be required to find sureties of the peace, and be punished within the limits prescribed in Section 2, or, when the offence is of a high and aggravated nature, they may be committed or bound over for trial before the Court of General Sessions.

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Title 1870 — South Carolina — Disturbing Peace Armed
Instrument Other Arms
Jurisdiction SC
Date 1870