· 6/27/1984
In re the Decision of the State Water Management Board Approving Water Permit No. 1791-2
Citations
- 351 N.W.2d 119
- 1984 S.D. LEXIS 334
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- holding that Rule 6.02[a][5] is to be strictly enforced
- declining to reach the merits where the brief makes no effort to explain why appellate review of an unpreserved constitutional issue is warranted
- requiring strict enforcement of Rule 6.02[a][5] and holding litigants who fail to comply risk a ruling that the issue is improperly briefed
- prescribing strict enforcement of Supreme Court Rule 6.02(a)(5) [2020 Kan. S. Ct. R. 34]
- constitutional grounds for reversal asserted for the first time on appeal are not properly before the appellate court for review
- \We are now sufficiently post-Williams that litigants have no excuse for noncompliance with Rule 6.02[a][5].\
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Judges: Dunn, Fosheim, Henderson, Morgan, Wollman
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