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State v. Guthrie

Citations

  • 2001 SD 89
  • 631 N.W.2d 190
  • 2001 S.D. LEXIS 92

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  • finding that a trial court has the inherent power to fashion appropriate sanctions for discovery violations
  • finding that a trial court has the inherent power to fashion appropriate sanctions for discovery violations
  • noting that questions relevant to the determination of whether attorney fees are reasonable include (1) what work was actually performed, (2) was the work necessary to prosecute the matter, (8
  • acknowledging the court’s power to “regulate trial procedure” and applying that rule to determine “a trial court has the inherent power to fashion an appropriate sanction for discovery violations in criminal cases”
  • making this determination in reviewing an order requiring payment of an expert witness fee as a discovery sanction under a statute authorizing the imposition of any discovery sanctions that a court deems warranted
  • making this determination in reviewing an order requiring payment of an expert witness fee as a discovery sanction under a statute authorizing the imposition of any discovery sanctions that a court deems warranted

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Judges: Amundson, Miller, Sabers, Konenkamp, Gilbertson

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