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· 12/24/1979

National Bank of South Dakota v. South Dakota Department of Revenue

Citations

  • 286 N.W.2d 528
  • 1979 S.D. LEXIS 328

How courts have described this case

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  • officers may not exploit an unlawful seizure of property in order to obtain derivative evidence
  • elements of even serious crimes can be proved through circumstantial evidence, and jurors may rely on logical inferences drawn from those circumstances
  • elements of even serious crimes can be proved through circumstantial evidence, and jurors may rely on logical inferences drawn from those circumstances
  • courts may address issues likely to arise on remand when reversing on other grounds

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Judges: Dunn

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