Constitution – Robert Boule owns a bed and breakfast along the border between Washington State and Canada, which is cheekily named the “Smuggler’s Inn.” It’s a business that has a fairly shady reputation. Continue reading “Supreme Court could make it very easy for federal law enforcement to violate the Constitution”
Yesterday, the South Dakota Legislature passed a pair of pro-gun measures that enhance our right to self-defense in the Mount Rushmore State. Senate Bill 195 and House Bill 1162 now head to the desk of Governor Kristi Noem for her signature. Please contact Governor Noem and ask her to sign Senate Bill 195 and House Bill 1162 into law. Continue reading “Two Pro-Gun Measures Sent to the Governor’s Desk”
Robert Boule owns a bed and breakfast along the border between Washington State and Canada, which is cheekily named the “Smuggler’s Inn.” It’s a business that has a fairly shady reputation. Continue reading “Supreme Court could make it easy for law enforcement to violate the Constitution”
Frustrated school teachers clashed with state court officials during a South Dakota Senate committee hearing this week about whether lock up correction facilities are a solution to a growing number of repeat juvenile offenders disrupting classroom settings. Continue reading “SD weighs whether to lock up kids with ‘bad behavior’”
A firearms-related bill that would’ve let the state say no to cooperating with some federal gun law failed to pass Tuesday in the South Dakota House of Representatives. Continue reading “House Bill 1052 limiting federal gun law enforcement in South Dakota fails”
Two Pro-Gun Measures on the Move in the Senate – Tomorrow, at 3:00pm, the Senate Judiciary Committee is scheduled to consider Senate Bill 195 Continue reading “Two Pro-Gun Measures on the Move in the Senate”
One leading Senate Republican called the state’s voter-approved medical purpose cannabis law akin to a “magician’s hat” filled with surprises, as the South Dakota Senate voted 25-10 to strip an affirmative defense for residents who possess medical cannabis but don’t yet have a card.
Continue reading “SD removes ‘medical purpose’ defense from cannabis law”
South Dakota gun law allows residents like to pack heat. More than 11% of the state’s adult population has a concealed carry permit, according to data from the Crime Prevention Research Center. Continue reading “Here’s what you need to know about SD gun laws”
The South Dakota Legislature is looking to take on human trafficking by advancing four separate bills, one of which will soon seek the signature of Gov. Kristi Noem.
Continue reading “SD looks to tackle human trafficking through four bills”
Federal prosecutors around the country are increasingly using racketeering statutes to go after a broader array of criminal activity, applying them in ways that deviate from the law’s original goal of dismantling organized crime. Continue reading “Prosecutors Are Using a Law Intended for the Mob in Unexpected Cases”