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Attorney Brendan Johnson, representing a group that brought a constitutional amendment legalizing marijuana to the ballot in November 2020, argues before the South Dakota Supreme Court on Wednesday, April 28, 2021, over the legal fate of that amendment, which 54% of voters approved but was struck down by a lower court. (Video screenshot)
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SD SupCo Terrorist Threats
PIERRE, S.D. (AP) The South Dakota Supreme Court says a student who uttered the word “bomb” and said he wanted to kill someone while holding a pair of scissors wasn’t making terrorist threats and shouldn’t have been found delinquent.
KELO-TV reports that court issued an unanimous opinion Wednesday reversing Circuit Judge Kent Shelton’s ruling that the student made a terrorist threat.
Justice Scott Myren wrote that police didn’t find any explosive devices, not enough context exists around the student saying “bomb” to determine he was threatening violence and only a single person heard him make the remarks while holding the scissors.