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Attorneys
- J Benjamin Aplin
- William M. Blitch Jr. (Attorney II)
- James G. Bogle Jr. (Attorney IV)
- Melody Jane Brown (Attorney III)
- Geoffrey Kelly Chambers (Attorney II)
- Robert D. Cook (Deputy-Constitutional Officer)
- Harold M. Coombs Jr. (Attorney IV)
- Salley W. Elliott (Attorney V)
- Charles W. Gambrell Jr. (Deputy-Constitutional Officer)
- Cary Nicholas Goings (Attorney III)
- Dona Lea Guffey (Attorney III)
- Camille Everhart Guthrie (Attorney III)
- Clyde Havaird Jones Jr. (Attorney V)
- Jared Quante Libet (Attorney III)
- Thomas Stephen Lynch (Deputy-Constitutional Officer)
- James Anthony Mabry (Attorney III)
- Melissa Biggers Manning (Attorney II)
- John W. McIntosh (Deputy - Constitutional Officer)
- Tracy Askew Meyers (Attorney IV)
- William K. Moore (Attorney V)
- Wayne Allen Myrick Jr. (Attorney IV)
- Julius Carnes Nicholson (Attorney III)
- Curtis Anthony Pauling (Attorney IV)
- Brian T. Petrano (Attorney II)
- Norman Mark Rapoport (Attorney III)
- Karen Christine Ratigan (Attorney III)
- William Edgar Salter III (Attorney III)
- Fay Numerline Scott (Attorney II)
- Deborah R. J. Shupe (Attorney IV)
- Alphonso Simon Jr. (Attorney II)
- J. Emory Smith Jr. (Assistant Deputy Attorney General)
- David A. Spencer (Attorney III)
- Adam L. Whitsett (Attorney III)
- Jonathan B. Williams (Attorney III)
- Alan McCrory Wilson (Attorney General)
- Donald J. Zelenka (Deputy-Constitutional Officer)
Office Information
Address
Rembert Dennis Building1000 Assembly Street, Room 519 Columbia, SC 29201
Phone
Fax
- (803) 253-6283
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