Sheriff, highway patrol superintendent can t sue the state, say attorneys prior to South Dakota s marijuana showdown
South Dakota s Supreme Court hears oral arguments on Wednesday, April 28 over whether voters efforts to legalize recreational marijuana into the state s constitution last November were valid. Attorneys representing law enforcement say not. Written By: Christopher Vondracek | ×
PIERRE, S.D. In briefs filed in advance of this Wednesday, April 28 s showdown at the South Dakota Supreme Court in Pierre, attorneys representing the drive to legalize recreational marijuana continue to pound away that two law enforcement officials a state patrol leader and county sheriff, who sued to overturn the constitutional amendment are squarely out of their lanes as public servants in pursuing this legal action.
Sheriff, highway patrol superintendent can t sue the state, say attorneys prior to South Dakota s marijuana showdown
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SD officials won t release name of Black Hills man whose slash pile is credited with starting fire
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SD officials won t release name of Black Hills man whose slash pile is credited with starting fire
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SD officials won t release name of Black Hills man whose slash pile is credited with starting fire
The Schroeder Fire burned over 2,000 acres, filled Rapid City with smoke and forced hundreds to evacuate homes. Although an investigator s report blames embers from a slash pile, officials say no crime took place, so no names will be released. Written By: Christopher Vondracek | ×
In this still image from video, Rob Powell, incident commander for the Schroeder Fire, directs attention to a map of the Schroeder Fire west of Rapid City, S.D., on Tuesday, March 30, 2021.
PIERRE, S.D. South Dakota authorities are not releasing the name of a man upon whose land a devastating wildfire last month ignited, though they insist they re not shielding his identity.