Former South Dakota Attorney General Jason Ravnsborg on Wednesday urged the state Supreme Court to dismiss an effort to suspend his law license, arguing that he took responsibility and acted professionally following a deadly accident with a pedestrian that precipitated his political downfall. Ravnsborg was impeached and removed as attorney general less than two years after the 2020 accident that killed 55-year-old Joe Boever, who was walking along a rural stretch of highway when he was struck. Now, a disciplinary board of the South Dakota State Bar is seeking a 26-month suspension of Ravnsborg's law license, though it would be retroactive to June 2022, when he left office.
Ravnsborg speaks publicly for first time since removal from office during Supreme Court hearing
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A former South Dakota attorney general urges the state Supreme Court to let him keep his law license
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A former South Dakota attorney general urges the state Supreme Court to let him keep his law license
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A former South Dakota attorney general urges the state Supreme Court to let him keep his law license
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