Governing features South Dakota’s remote-seller sales tax fight on its website today. The online retailers suing us over Senate Bill 106 say that paying sales tax just like Runnings…
Tag: law
South Dakota does love litigation. This Session, at the behest of the Governor, the South Dakota Retailers Association, and the state Chamber of Commerce, our…
Hey, want to go see a movie? NARAL Pro-Choice SD, Planned Parenthood SD, and the Augustana Democrats are hosting a one-time showing of the Sundance-honored documentary…
In our discussion of the apparent ineligibility of Bennett County state’s attorney Kenneth Orrock and one of his three challengers, Shiloh MacNally, for that office due to…
Care to read the whole argument from the Save Farmers Union Coalition behind their effort to oust South Dakota Farmers Union’s leadership and hold new…
Bennett County gets an exciting primary this year. Four candidates want to be Bennett County’s next state’s attorney, two Republicans and two Democrats. However, two of…
Jason Glodt, owner of Marsy’s Law for South Dakota LLC and prime sponsor of Amendment S on South Dakota’s November, has been kind enough to provide…
Attorney General Marty Jackley is saying South Dakota has a corruption problem because the Legislature hasn’t passed tough enough penalties. Doug Wiken laughs at that buck-passing: Jackley…
Has the Bosworth precedent kept a municipal referendum off the ballot in Watertown? Glacial Lakes Energy in Watertown wants to build a four-track rail loop that will allow…
In a minor defeat for the payday lenders, the South Dakota Supreme Court ruled unanimously today in favor of the Attorney General’s ballot explanation of…