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The South Dakota Supreme Court in a unanimous ruling published on Thursday said five search warrants into an investigation of T. Denny Sanford's cellular and phone records should be made public within 20 days. Media groups ProPublica and the Argus Leader had sought the records but been blocked by a court-issued gag order.
The South Dakota Supreme Court in a unanimous ruling published on Thursday said five search warrants into an investigation of T. Denny Sanford's cellular and phone records should be made public within 20 days. Media groups ProPublica and the Argus Leader had sought the records but been blocked by a court-issued gag order.
The South Dakota Supreme Court in a unanimous ruling published on Thursday said five search warrants into an investigation of T. Denny Sanford's cellular and phone records should be made public within 20 days. Media groups ProPublica and the Argus Leader had sought the records but been blocked by a court-issued gag order.
The South Dakota Supreme Court in a unanimous ruling published on Thursday said five search warrants into an investigation of T. Denny Sanford's cellular and phone records should be made public within 20 days. Media groups ProPublica and the Argus Leader had sought the records but been blocked by a court-issued gag order.
The South Dakota Supreme Court in a unanimous ruling published on Thursday said five search warrants into an investigation of T. Denny Sanford's cellular and phone records should be made public within 20 days. Media groups ProPublica and the Argus Leader had sought the records but been blocked by a court-issued gag order.