Add to ORKGThe text of the proposed judicial article, along with explanatory material, is presented in this fact sheet. This article is the result of research and public hearings conducted by the South Dakota Constitutional Revision Commission and the 1972 Session of the South Dakota Legislature. It has received the endorsement of the South Dakota Bar Association. Having passed both houses of the Legislature unanimously, it was placed on the ballot for this November\u27s election
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This fact sheet includes information about the proposed amendments and revisions article, along with...
On November 7, 1972, the people of South Dakota will have the opportunity to vote on four replacemen...
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On November 5, 1974, the voters of South Dakota will again have the opportunity to vote on replaceme...
The proposed Executive Article-as well as the others-is the result of the work of the Constitutional...
A proposed amendment to the South Dakota Constitution, referred to the voters by the legislature, wo...
This publication provides information on Amendments A, B, C, D, E, and F which would alter the Pream...
On November 5, 1974, the voters of South Dakota will again have the opportunity to vote on replaceme...
This publication explains South Dakota Constitutional Amendment A that would combine the duties of t...
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