SC H3519

Requires South Carolina businesses to comply with subpoenas, court orders, or warrants issued by other states for customer records, electronic data, and communications as if issued by a South Carolina court

Defines "South Carolina business" to include entities organized under SC law, domiciled in SC, storing electronic data in SC, or doing business in the state

Authorizes circuit court judges to issue search warrants for electronic data from any business operating in or providing services in South Carolina, regardless of where the data is physically stored

Search warrants must be executed within 10 days, with signed inventory delivered to the judicial officer and to the person whose property was seized upon request

Allows warrants to include a Preclusion of Notice Order under federal law (18 U.S.C. Section 2705(b)) and establishes that seized records are admissible at trial with proper certification from a records custodian