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PUBLISHED UNITED STATES court OF APPEALS FOR THE FOURTH CIRCUIT No. 21-2070 DISABILITY RIGHTS south carolina ; ABLE south carolina ; AMANDA MCDOUGALD SCOTT, individually and on behalf of , a minor; MICHELLE FINNEY, individually and on behalf of , a minor; LYUDMYLA TSYKALOVA, individually and on behalf of , a minor; EMILY POETZ, individually and on behalf of , a minor; SAMANTHA BOEVERS, individually and on behalf of , a minor; TIMICIA GRANT, individually and on behalf of , a minor; CHRISTINE COPELAND, individually and on behalf of , a minor; HEATHER PRICE, individually and on behalf of , a minor; CATHY LITTLETON, individually and on behalf of , a minor, Plaintiffs - Appellees, v. HENRY DARGAN MCMASTER, in his official capacity as Governor of south carolina ; ALAN WILSON, in his official capacity as Attorney General of south carolina , Defendants - Appellants, and MOLLY SPEARMAN, in her official capacity as State Superintendent of Education; GREENVILLE COUNTY SCHOOL DISTRICT; HORRY COUNTY SCHOOL DISTRICT; LEXINGTON COUNTY SCHOOL DISTRICT ONE; OCONEE COUNTY SCHOOL DISTRICT; DORCHESTER COUNTY SCHOOL DISTRICT TWO; CHARLESTON COUNTY SCHOOL DISTRICT; PICKENS COUNTY SCHO

The Supreme Court of South Carolina held that the Proviso was a valid exercise of the South Carolina General Assembly’s legislative power and struck down the ordinances as inconsistent with the Proviso because “the enforcement provisions in the . . .

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