South Dakota Lawyer
Law and the Courts
It is advisable to speak with a lawyer and have the lawyer appear with you in criminalcourt. The judge must inform you of the charge against you and of your right to have alawyer, if you do not have one. The judge must allow you a reasonable time to get alawyer, even if the hearing must be postponed so you can get one. ... You normally may have the advice of a lawyer at all times. (This includes the publicdefender or a court appointed lawyer if you cannot afford a private attorney.) The rightto consult a lawyer does not apply to a decision regarding whether or not you wish tosubmit to a chemical analysis of your blood, breath or other bodily substance inconnection with an arrest for driving while intoxicated. Under most circumstances, apolice officer or prosecuting official has no legal authority to induce you to make aconfession either by force or threats or by promises of no prosecution or of leniency inthe event of prosecution. Such promises are not binding upon the court. ... [Read More]
South Dakota Voter Guide - Bill Janklow
All of the jobs I’ve had in my adult life – U.S. Marine, legal aid lawyer, Attorney General, and Governor – have been positions where I have had to solve problems. I’ve always worked hard to make what I thought were the best decisions for our state. I’ve tried every day to make life just a little bit better for all of our children and grandchildren…and that’s what I want to do as your new Congressman. ... [Read More]
Statuary Hall Virtual Tour - Office of the Clerk
Educator, statesman, lawyer, engineer; instrumental in saving 20 million acres of school lands from speculators in South Dakota, North Dakota, Montana, Washington, Idaho, and Wyoming; territorial superintendent of Public Instruction, 1879, and president of Madison Normal School; rose from enlisted man to Brigadier General in the Civil War. ... [Read More]
General William Henry Harrison Beadle - Statuary Hall - Office of the Clerk
Educator, statesman, lawyer, engineer; instrumental in saving 20 million acres of school lands from speculators in South Dakota, North Dakota, Montana, Washington, Idaho, and Wyoming; territorial superintendent of Public Instruction, 1879, and president of Madison Normal School; rose from enlisted man to Brigadier General in the Civil War. ... [Read More]
Colorado Bar Association
Need a referral? Try the Metropolitan Lawyer Referral Service . They will help evaluate your situation and find the right lawyer for you. If you can't find who you are looking for here, it does not mean that person is not licensed to practice in Colorado. It is possible that the individual you seek is simply not a CBA member. If that is the case, you can try the Martindale-Hubbell site or the CO Supreme Court Attorney Registration Attorney Search . ... by lawyer's last name ... [Read More]
IFAP - Information for Financial Aid Professionals
Financial Aid Administration Other Institution-based Professional Lender Guaranty Agency Lawyer/Law Firm Other State/Local Agency Financial Aid Servicer Auditor U.S. Department of Education Employee Other ... [Read More]
Wyoming: State and Local Government on the Net
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Bruce left the University of South Dakota in 1967 to serve in Vietnam, then completed his business degree when he returned. After 11 years in sales and marketing in Watertown and Sioux Falls, Bruce entered the USD School of Law in 1981. A board certified trial lawyer, his practice focuses on representing individuals and small businesses. ... [Read More]
Martindale.com Homepage
Use this Locator to find a lawyer by name. Or click the tabs to search by location/area of practice, by firm, or for lawyers in corporations, agencies of the US government, or law school faculty. ... Lawyer Locator | Legal Articles | Dispute Resolution | Experts and Services ... Lawyer Locator ... [Read More]
CONGRESSIONAL Q&A
Despite his father’s high-profile involvement in the Nuremberg trials, Janklow never aspired to be a trial lawyer. Yet fate delivered him there anyway; he wound up arguing and winning more cases before the U.S. Supreme Court than any lawyer in South Dakota history. “There are two kinds of lawyering,” he says. “One is providing very skillful knowledge on the issues…and the other is the fire-in-your-belly fighting for your clients’ rights.” ... I fell in love with what I did. I had never, ever wanted to be a trial lawyer—ever. But I loved trying cases. I loved representing people who had never had a lawyer before. I loved fighting the system, and back in those days, every direction you looked there was an issue that had never been adjudicated with respect to poverty law, low-income people, and Native Americans. It was just a treasure trove of cases. I loved every minute of it. ... [Read More]
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