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State Defends South Dakota Pipeline Protest Legislation South Dakota's governor and attorney general are asking a judge to throw out a lawsuit challenging a new law that aims to prevent disruptive demonstrations. -
Argus Leader Seeking Public Records at Supreme Court What started as a routine request for government spending records more than eight years ago will be the subject of a U.S. Supreme Court argument. -
South Dakota AG statements on hemp, CBD oil cause confusion When the owner of the Hemporium in Rapid City read the attorney general's recent proclamation about hemp and CBD oil, he felt shock. -
Supreme Court Rejects Death Row Appeal Over Anti-Gay Juror The Supreme Court is rejecting a gay death row inmate's appeal that claims jurors in South Dakota were biased against him because of his sexual orientation. -
Avon High School Completes Swier Law Sportsmanship Challenge The Avon High School boys' and girls' basketball team have successfully completed the Swier Law Firm Varsity Basketball Sportsmanship Challenge! -
EPA Flyovers, Open Fields and the Right to Privacy The EPA found itself in the middle of a firestorm when Iowa and Nebraska feedlot owners learned that EPA was conducting flyovers looking for CWA violations. -
Rapid City School District Seeks $250M For School Buildings Rapid City school officials are considering a $250 million bond issue that would raise property taxes to fund a massive overhaul of the district's facilities. -
Swier Law Firm's Future Leaders Scholarship Now Available Swier Law Firm is pleased to announce that applications for its 2019 Future Leaders Scholarship Program are now available. -
South Dakota Estate Planning - Making Trusts More Flexible In the past, trusts often were drafted with little flexibility. Now, more and more, trusts tend to be drafted with more flexibility. -
UK Proposes Social Media Regulations The UK government proposed a plan for a “world-leading” package of online safety measures that will make companies more responsible for users’ safety online.