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State v. Crenshaw

Citations

  • 266 S.E.2d 61
  • 274 S.C. 475
  • 1980 S.C. LEXIS 347

How courts have described this case

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  • stating \[n]o single criterion is dispositive and not all the criteria are necessary to find that an individual is a public [official]\
  • \No single criteria is conclusive; neither is it necessary that all the characteristics of an officer or officers be present.\
  • where indictment referred to specific bribery code section on its face and there was lengthy discussion concerning that code section throughout the trial, defendants obviously knew for what crime they were being prosecuted
  • where indictment referred to specific bribery code section on its face and there was lengthy discussion concerning that code section throughout the trial, defendants obviously knew for what crime they were being prosecuted
  • a city police officer is a public official under the common law analysis

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Judges: Joseph R. Moss

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