Yes, states can limit how many people can gather in churches, right along with placing limitations on how many people can gather at concerts, theaters,…
Tag: United States Supreme Court
The Code Commission is meeting electronically next week Thursday to discuss, among other things, our contract with Thomson West to publish South Dakota Codified Law.…
On Thursday I wrote about a Harvard Law Review note calling for, among other things, elimination of the unrepresentative, undemocratic Electoral College. On Friday, Attorney…
It is counterproductive for a nation with an aging workforce to deport willing and able young workers. But no one ever accused Donald Trump of…
The American Civil Liberties Union reminds us that South Dakota is on the wrong side of the three big LGBTQ discrimination cases the United States…
Jason Ravnsborg is pretty proud of himself. His staff wrote a friend-of-the-court brief that he got to sign and send to the United States Supreme…
In 2014, Clayvin Herrera and fellow citizens of the Crow Tribe followed a herd of wapiti (confused white men call them elk) from the Crow Reservation…
Ever the Constitution hawks, Sen. Stace Nelson (R-19/Fulton) and Rep. Drew Dennert (R-3/Aberdeen) rush to push South Dakota law beyond the envelope of a new…
The United States Supreme Court heard arguments yesterday in Carpenter v. Murphy, in which a Native American on Oklahoma’s death row contends that he was convicted…
The Supreme Court decided 6–2 this week, without rookie Justice Kavanaugh’s help, not to wade into the battle over North Dakota’s new stricter voter ID…