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SPM NEWS 6.23.21 - 4:32PM A 20-year-old Sioux City man admitted that he shot the shot that killed a woman at a New Year s Eve party. Christopher Morales pleaded guilty Tuesday to second-degree murder and three counts of reckless use of a firearm. Morales was originally charged with first-degree murder for the death of 18-year-old Mia Kritis. She was killed and three other people were injured when Morales and others fired into the house where the party was being held. Morales 18-year-old brother is charged with first-degree murder in the case. Another 18-year-old man has also pleaded guilty to second-degree murder in Kritis death.

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South Dakota AG objects to cameras in court at his trial

By The Associated Press, AP PIERRE, S.D. (AP) South Dakota s attorney general wants to keep cameras and audio recording devices out of the courtroom when he goes on trial in connection with the death of a man along a highway. Jason Ravnsborg faces three misdemeanor charges related to his driving the night he struck and killed Joe Boever. A court document recently filed on behalf of Ravnsborg objects to cameras or audio recordings during his trial, which is scheduled to start Aug. 26. The attorney general is charged with careless driving, operating a vehicle while on an electronic device and driving outside of his lane.

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Attorney general objects to cameras in court at his trial

Joe Boever PIERRE, S.D. – South Dakota’s attorney general wants to keep cameras and audio recording devices out of the courtroom when he goes on trial in connection with the death of a man along a Hyde County highway. Jason Ravnsborg faces three misdemeanor charges related to his driving the night he struck and killed Joe Boever. A court document recently filed on behalf of Ravnsborg objects to cameras or audio recordings during his trial, which is scheduled to start Aug. 26. The attorney general is charged with careless driving, operating a vehicle while on an electronic device and driving outside of his lane.

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South Dakota attorney general Ravnsborg objects to cameras at trial

South Dakota attorney general Ravnsborg objects to cameras at trial
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Attorney general objects to cameras in court at his trial

Attorney general objects to cameras in court at his trial
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