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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.
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 advocates make first arguments over constitutional Amendment A to legalize marijuana in Supreme Court appeal.
PIERRE, S.D. (AP) — Advocates for recreational marijuana in South Dakota argued the future of the ballot initiative process is at stake as the state Supreme Court weighs a voter-passed constitutional amendment to legalize marijuana, according to documents filed Wednesday. South Dakota voters in November passed a constitutional amendment legalizing marijuana, but a state circuit judge in January struck that down as unconstitutional. Marijuana...