South Carolina Anger Management
South Carolina courts order anger management for assault and battery, and domestic violence offenses. Our online class is accepted by courts statewide including Richland County (Columbia), Charleston County, Greenville County, Horry County (Myrtle Beach), and all 46 counties.
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Nationally Recognized
This online Anger Management is recognized throughout the United States and satisfies court, legal, probation, parole, and employment requirements.
Our course instructor is a Certified Alcohol and Drug Counselor (CADC). View our Course Instructor's credentials and designations.
Easily Accessible
Our Anger Management is 100% online and self-paced, which allows you to start and stop at any time and as often as necessary to accommodate your schedule.
The course can also be taken on any device that has access to the Internet: desktops, laptops, tablets, and smartphones. You can even start on one device and continue on another!
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Your Anger Management certificate comes backed by a 100% Acceptance Guarantee.
If your certificate is not accepted for any reason, contact us and let us know. We will work with your court or officer to resolve it.
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Is This Distance Learning Program Acceptable in South Carolina?
In most cases, our online Anger Management is accepted by courts, probation officers, and employers in South Carolina. However, in some cases the court or rules of a particular county may disallow distance learning. We recommend confirming with your specific court or probation officer before enrolling.
Your certificate is backed by a 100% Acceptance Guarantee. If your certificate is not accepted for any reason, we will work with your court or officer to resolve it. Simply contact us with written proof of decline.
South Carolina Court-Ordered Anger Management Requirements
South Carolina courts order anger management under the South Carolina Code of Laws. Common charges include Assault and Battery (SC Code §16-3-600), and Domestic Violence (SC Code §16-25-10 through §16-25-70).
South Carolina reformed its assault laws in 2012, consolidating them into a tiered system under §16-3-600. For domestic violence offenses under §16-25-20, courts may order a certified domestic violence intervention program.
South Carolina has 46 counties with a unified court system of Summary Courts, General Sessions Courts, and Family Courts. Online anger management is generally accepted statewide.
South Carolina Laws That Commonly Require Anger Management
SC Code §16-3-600(E) — Assault and Battery 3rd Degree
Misdemeanor. Courts commonly order 8-16 hours.
SC Code §16-25-20 — Domestic Violence 3rd Degree
Misdemeanor. Courts may order anger management or DV intervention.
SC Code §16-3-600(D) — Assault and Battery 2nd Degree
Misdemeanor. Courts may order 12-26 hours.
SC Code §16-3-600(C) — Assault and Battery 1st Degree
Felony. Courts may order 16-52 hours as probation.
South Carolina Anger Management FAQs
Is online Anger Management accepted by South Carolina courts?
Yes. South Carolina courts across all 46 counties generally accept online anger management. 100% Acceptance Guarantee.
How many hours does SC require?
South Carolina does not mandate a specific number. The judge sets the hours, typically 8-16.
Does SC require DV-specific treatment?
For DV convictions under §16-25-20, courts may order a DV intervention program. If your order says 'anger management,' our course qualifies.
Is this distance learning program (online class) acceptable in my county?
Search for your county in South Carolina below. Counties in green accept our online Anger Management. If your county is not listed or specifically rejects distance learning providers, contact us for guidance.
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The Anger Management has a number of different names but they all reference the same course requirement. If you have been instructed to take any one of the following courses then our online Anger Management may satisfy that requirement:
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