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Moonlight Beach is a state beach. I'd think, just like a state park, the state government has a right to open and close the beach.** I would think these citations could stick if these people take them in front of a judge.

Now, cases where people are being cited for drive through church services? Those citation will be tossed. And, I suspect any suit against the governing body/person to ordered these people to be cited won't have a lot of success if they find themselves in a civil suit.

** I say that because of this...several years ago when we had the floods/storms come through SC the state closed half of the park in Santee to campers and boaters. It was considered a "state emergency." A lot of clean up had to be done. A lot. If you were caught in that side of the park you would have been issued a citation.

<blockquote data-quote="TerryP" data-source="post: 1330498" data-attributes="member: 12209">Moonlight Beach is a state beach.&nbsp; I&#039;d think, just like a state park, the state government has a right to open and close the beach.**&nbsp;&nbsp; I would think these citations could stick if these people take them in front of a judge.&nbsp; Now, cases where people are being cited for drive through church services?&nbsp; Those citation will be tossed.&nbsp; And, I suspect any suit against the governing body/person to ordered these people to be cited won&#039;t have a lot of success if they find themselves in a civil suit.&nbsp; ** I say that because of this...several years ago when we had the floods/storms come through SC the state closed half of the park in Santee to campers and boaters.&nbsp; It was considered a &quot;state emergency.&quot;&nbsp; A lot of clean up had to be done.&nbsp; A lot.&nbsp; If you were caught in that side of the park you would have been issued a citation.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="TerryP, post: 1330498, member: 12209"] Moonlight Beach is a state beach. I'd think, just like a state park, the state government has a right to open and close the beach.** I would think these citations could stick if these people take them in front of a judge. Now, cases where people are being cited for drive through church services? Those citation will be tossed. And, I suspect any suit against the governing body/person to ordered these people to be cited won't have a lot of success if they find themselves in a civil suit. ** I say that because of this...several years ago when we had the floods/storms come through SC the state closed half of the park in Santee to campers and boaters. It was considered a "state emergency." A lot of clean up had to be done. A lot. If you were caught in that side of the park you would have been issued a citation. [/QUOTE]