State v. Jaeb
South Dakota Supreme Court
1Opinion of the Court
HENDERSON, Justice.
CASE SUMMARY
This criminal appeal presents a singular issue: Was Defendant Julie Jaeb, a/k/a Julie Hunger, here referred to as Julie, denied due process through impermissibly suggestive pretrial identifications by the victim, Andy Sabers (Andy), and an in-court identification? We hold that she was not and affirm convictions of second-degree burglary, aggravated assault, and attempted first-degree murder. A McCook County jury found her guilty. She received a fifteen -year prison sentence for each of the burglary and assault convictions and a twenty-five year sentence on the…
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