SC · rules
SCRE 412
Admissibility of Evidence Concerning Victim's Sexual Conduct in Criminal Sexual
CONDUCT CASES
In prosecutions for criminal sexual conduct or assault with intent to commit criminal sexual conduct,
the admissibility of evidence concerning the victim's sexual conduct is subject to the limitations
contained in S.C. Code Ann. 16-3-659.1 (1985).
Note:
In a prosecution for criminal sexual conduct or assault with intent to commit criminal
sexual conduct, the admissibility of evidence of the victim's sexual conduct is
controlled by S.C. Code Ann. 16-3-659.1 (1985). Unlike the federal rule which contains
the standards and procedures governing the admissibility of such evidence, this rule
merely references the statute.
Provenance
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- www.sccourts.org
- Retrieved
- 2026-10-02
- Edition
- supplied-sc-04-print-version-2026-10-02
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