Cummings v. Mickelson
South Dakota Supreme Court
1Opinion of the Court
GILBERTSON, Circuit Judge.
INTRODUCTION
Applicants Cummings, Kabeiseman and Andal (hereinafter Applicants) challenge the authority of the Governor of the State of South Dakota, George S. Mickelson, to appoint two attorneys to the positions of Circuit Court Judge. The basis for this challenge is the question of when a person receiving such an appointment must establish his or her residency within the judicial circuit to which he or she is appointed as required by Art. V, § 6 of the South Dakota Constitution.
ISSUES PRESENTED
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Should a writ of prohibition be denied when the acts sought to be…
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