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South Dakota House dodges impeachment, cites pending litigation

South Dakota House dodges impeachment, cites pending litigation © Provided by Sioux Falls(Mitchell) KSFY South Dakota State Capitol (FILE) PIERRE, S.D. (Dakota News Now) - South Dakota legislators want no part in the impeachment of Attorney General Jason Ravnsborg for now. Wednesday morning, the House State Affairs committee voted unanimously on House Speaker Spencer Gosch’s (R-Glenham) amendment that would delay impeachment until “after a conviction, plea of guilty 16 or nolo contendere, or acquittal in case number 34MAG21-0001, State v. Jason Ravnsborg.” This means that it is unlikely legislators would impeach Ravnsborg within the next few months. “The biggest factor is going to be the judges court order, and it requesting members of state government stop releasing information,” Gosch said. “As you know, most of our proceedings are done in a public nature.”

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Legislative panel kills bill restricting conservation officers access to private lands

Legislative panel kills bill restricting conservation officers’ access to private lands © Provided by Sioux Falls(Mitchell) KSFY South Dakota State Capitol (FILE) PIERRE, S.D. (Dakota News Now) - Members of the Senate Judiciary Committee have killed a bill that would have prevented South Dakota conservation officers from entering onto private lands. HB 1140 was offered by the State Game, Fish and Parks department at the urging of Gov. Kristi Noem. A number of West River landowners testified their support in Tuesday morning’s hearing, as did lobbyist representing the state stock growers, cattlemen, and a number of hunting guide and outfitter associations.

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South Dakota House passes bill that would delay medical marijuana implementation

South Dakota House passes bill that would delay medical marijuana implementation © Provided by Sioux Falls(Mitchell) KSFY South Dakota State Capitol (FILE) SIOUX FALLS, S.D. (Dakota News Now) - The South Dakota House has passed legislation that would delay the implementation of medical marijuana in the state by a year. After more than 90 minutes of floor debate on Thursday, an amended HB1100 passed the State House. HB1100 is considered a compromise bill regarding Initiated Measure 26, which legalized medical marijuana in the state. The bill would delay the implementation of medical marijuana by a full year and would also require an interim committee to meet and recommend implementation solutions.

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SD State House committee takes up government restructuring bills

SD State House committee takes up government restructuring bills © Provided by Sioux Falls(Mitchell) KSFY South Dakota State Capitol (FILE) PIERRE, S.D. (Dakota News Now) -The South Dakota State House’s Commerce and Energy committee took up debate Monday on a number of bills that amongst other things, would have changed the way that certain career fields are overseen in the state. HB 1010 in its original form would have lowered the price for an occupational licenses for plumbers, and also update the renewal requirement from once every year to once every three years. The bill was amended to 1010c, to make it so that the renewal would happen once every two years.

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SD State Senate Committee takes up online voter registration

SD State Senate Committee takes up online voter registration © Provided by Sioux Falls(Mitchell) KSFY South Dakota State Capitol (FILE) PIERRE, S.D. (Dakota News Now) - Online voter registration appears off the table again for South Dakota. The South Dakota Senate Committee on State Affairs watered down Senate Bill 24. In its original form, the bill was intended to allow residents of South Dakota to register to vote online. South Dakota is one of only nine states in the country where you cannot register to vote online. South Dakota has 22,344 eligible voters not currently registered. Secretary of State Steve Barnett, a Republican, had brought the bill before the legislature a number of times, along with the State Board of Elections. However, they have never successfully passed it, or any version of it.

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