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· 12/7/1978

State ex rel. Webb v. Pierre Independent School District No. 1

Citations

  • 272 N.W.2d 306
  • 19 Empl. Prac. Dec. (CCH) 9026
  • 1978 S.D. LEXIS 343

How courts have described this case

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  • holding jury trial waiver valid although the district court did not explain that a 12-person jury would need to unanimously agree on guilt
  • holding district court did not need to inform defendant that 12 jurors would have to unanimously convict him
  • holding jury trial waiver valid although district judge did not explain 12-person jury would need to unanimously agree on guilt
  • considering whether jury trial waiver colloquy adequate when issue raised for first time on appeal
  • considering whether jury trial waiver colloquy adequate when issue raised for first time on appeal
  • finding no abuse of discretion in denying a sentencing hearing continuance when defense counsel could have addressed the issues earlier, and counsel was merely speculating whether motions may need to be filed

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Judges: Anderst, Porter

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