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Attorney General Marty Jackley and 40 other state Attorneys General are asking Meta to take action.
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South Dakota’s Republican leaders are applauding the Supreme Court’s ruling that former president Donald Trump should remain on Colorado’s primary ballot.
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The South Dakota Supreme Court released an advisory opinion answering Gov. Kristi Noem's questions regarding legislators' conflicts of interest.
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After a hearing at Senate Judiciary Committee, South Dakota will continue the practice of executing inmates. In a morning of emotionally charged testimony, a narrow vote has kept the practice in place.
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Capital punishment remains a contentious topic for lawmakers across America. This week, that debate returns to the state Senate Judiciary Committee.
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The state’s leading law enforcement authority outlines priorities for the new year.
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Twenty-six Attorney Generals asking the Federal Communications Commission to put restrictions on telemarketers using artificial intelligence.
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The drug xylazine is a sedative for livestock. It's also a legislative priority for Attorney General Marty Jackley. We talk about the effects of xylazine and why he wants to criminalize it.
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The South Dakota Supreme Court is now weighing several arguments in a request to clarify what kinds of contracts are allowed between lawmakers and the state.
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Attorney General Marty Jackley and two dozen other state attorneys general file an amicus brief challenging a California firearm law.