South Dakota Law Review

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Latest documents

• THE TYRANNY OF MERIT: WHAT'S BECOME OF THE COMMON GOOD? MICHAEL J. SANDEL. ALLEN LANE, 2020. 288 PP.
• BETTER LATE THAN NEVER: ELECTRONIC CIGARETTES AND A FAILED FEDERAL REGULATORY RESPONSE.
• ELIMINATING CONSTITUTIONAL LAW.
• PROFESSOR EMERITUS DAVID S. DAY.
• The University of South Dakota Knudson School of Law.
• THE TRIAL OF CINQUE--STEVEN SPIELBERG'S AMISTAD.
• The University of South Dakota Knudson School of Law.
• VOTING IN A PANDEMIC: THE EFFECTS OF COVID-19 ON AMERICA'S ELECTIONS.
• VOTING RIGHTS AND THE UNCONSTITUTIONALITY OF THE ELECTORAL COLLEGE WINNER-TAKE-ALL ALLOCATION.
• 'X' MARKS THE SPOT, OR DOES IT? AN ANALYSIS OF VOTER INTENT LAWS AND THEIR IMPLICATIONS FOR COUNTING PAPER BALLOTS.

Featured documents

• PREQUEL TO HOMESTEAD.
• THE TRIAL OF JOHN SCOPES.
• CHILDHOOD TRAUMA'S LURKING PRESENCE IN THE JUVENILE INTERROGATION ROOM AND THE NEED FOR A TRAUMA-INFORMED VOLUNTARINESS TEST FOR JUVENILE CONFESSIONS.
• "No hands": reevaluating what control is necessary to establish actual physical control following State v. Nekolite.
• Stalking and cyberstalking in the United States and rural South Dakota: twenty-four years after the first legislation.
• A collection of interesting South Dakota cases.
• Professor Emeritus Frank Pommersheim & Justice Steven L. Zinter.
• Could a state court's selection of another state's substantive law exceed constitutional limitations on choice of law?
• USING CYBERSECURITY FAILURES TO CRITIQUE THE SEC'S APPROACH TO CRYPTO REGULATION.
• Paws off my porch: sniffing out Florida v. Jardines' effect on drug dogs and homes.