State constitution allows shielding of officer names in police shootings, SD Supreme Court rules
Officers who shoot when threatened can shield their names from public view under the victims’ rights clause of the South Dakota Constitution, the state Supreme Court has ruled. The Wednesday decision came in one of the criminal cases filed against Samir Albaidhani, who’s been convicted in one county and has an open case in another […]
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