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Federal judge blocks South Dakota abortion pill order

JURIST

A judge for the US District for the District South Dakota Wednesday blocked an executive order that would have restricted medication abortions. The post Federal judge blocks South Dakota abortion pill order appeared first on JURIST - News. And public policy favors granting a temporary injunction.

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South Dakota hotel refused service to Native American group in violation of Civil Right Act, lawsuit alleges

JURIST

The US Department of Justice (DOJ) Wednesday filed a lawsuit against the Retsel Corporation in South Dakota, alleging the company discriminates based on race in violation of Title II of the Civil Rights Act of 1964. Retsel Corporation owns the Grand Gateway Hotel and Cheers Sports Lounge and Casino in Rapid City, South Dakota.

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US federal judge rules that Sioux tribes in South Dakota have standing in voting rights lawsuit

JURIST

US District Judge Lawrence Piersol ruled Tuesday that two South Dakota Sioux tribes have standing in a lawsuit against South Dakota over alleged National Voter Registration Act of 1993 (NVRA) violations. The case is in the US District Court for the District of South Dakota Western Division.

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Supreme Court of South Dakota Adopts the Silent Witness Theory of Authentication

EvidenceProf Blog

Similar to its federal counterpart, South Dakota Rule of Evidence 19-19-901(b)(9) provides that The following are examples only--not a complete list--of evidence that satisfies the [authentication] requirement: (9) Evidence about a process or system. Evidence describing a process or system.

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Indigenous-led group sues South Dakota hotel owner over pledge to ban Native Americans

JURIST

Indigenous-led group NDN Collective announced Wednesday that it had filed a lawsuit in South Dakota federal court against a local hotel operator after she pledged on social media to ban Native Americans from the hotel. “We need to be clear.

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South Dakota Lawmakers Face Opposition Over Proposed New Women’s Prison

The Crime Report

Lawmakers in South Dakota have proposed a new women’s prison, estimated to cost $60 million, in response to the state’s current overcrowding issue, Lee Strubinger reports for the SDPB. The women’s prison in Pierre, South Dakota, currently has a population of 316 inmates in a facility built to hold just over 200.

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Supreme Court of South Dakota Observes That Routine Practice Evidence Doesn't Require Corroboration or Eyewitnesses

EvidenceProf Blog

Similar to its federal counterpart, South Dakota Rule of Evidence 19-19-406 states that Evidence of a person's habit or an organization's routine practice may be admitted to prove that on a particular occasion the person or organization acted in accordance.

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