State v. Brown
South Dakota Supreme Court
1Opinion of the Court
WUEST, Justice.
James Rankin Brown (Brown) appeals his conviction for one count of perjury under SDCL 22-29-11. We affirm.
FACTS
Brown’s conviction stems from sworn testimony given by him before the South *762Dakota Board of Minerals and Environment (the board) during a contested case hearing on an application for a resource recovery permit. Brown was the president of Consolidated Management Corporation (CMC), the applicant for the permit. CMC sought the permit in furtherance of its plan to transport sewage ash into South Dakota for reprocessing into precious metals. The administrative hearing on…
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