Tap any paragraph to write a margin note. Your notes collect in the Desk below the text and file under cases with @. The side-by-side margin rail opens on a larger screen.

All sources · 47,569 documents · Table of contents · Title 12 · Title 12 · Chapter 12-22

South Dakota

Title 12 · Chapter 12-22
35 entries
§
12-22-1. "Contest" defined.
Read →
§
12-22-2. Candidate's right to institute contest--Legislative contests excepted.
Read →
§
12-22-3. Right to institute contest on submitted question--Judge's permission required.
Read →
§
12-22-4. Electoral candidates' and party chairman's right to institute contest of presidential election.
Read →
§
12-22-5. Time of commencement of contest--Commencement after recount.
Read →
§
12-22-6. Time of commencement of contest of presidential election.
Read →
§
12-22-7. Original jurisdiction of contests.
Read →
§
12-22-8. Summons and complaint to commence contest.
Read →
§
12-22-9. Service of summons and complaint--Time of serving.
Read →
§
12-22-10. Court orders to expedite proceedings.
Read →
§
12-22-11. Joinder of parties in commencement of contest--Denomination of plaintiffs and defendants.
Read →
§
12-22-12. Intervention by other candidates--Assertion of right to nomination or office.
Read →
§
12-22-13. Designation of defendants in contest of presidential election.
Read →
§
12-22-14. Title of proceeding on submitted question.
Read →
§
12-22-15. Service of summons and complaint in contest on submitted question--Intervention.
Read →
§
12-22-16. Answer to present all defenses--Admission of matters not denied--Affirmative defense.
Read →
§
12-22-17. Hearing on contest--Default judgment prohibited.
Read →
§
12-22-18. Court to proceed expeditiously--Designation of judge and relief from other duties.
Read →
§
12-22-19. Official returns or recount conclusive as to accuracy of count--Other issues determined in contest.
Read →
§
12-22-20. Certiorari to review recount as alternative remedy--Consolidation of proceedings.
Read →
§
12-22-21. Judgment withheld while recount or certiorari pending--Judgment declaring election result.
Read →
§
12-22-22. Supreme Court order directing consolidation of contests involving same office or question--Duty of judges and attorneys to notify Supreme Court.
Read →
§
12-22-23. Conflicting circuit court decisions on same submitted question--Appeal determinative--Direction to attorney general to prosecute appeal.
Read →
§
12-22-24. Procedure as in other civil proceedings.
Read →
§
12-22-25. Right of appeal to Supreme Court--Expediting proceedings in Supreme Court--Combining with appeal from certiorari to review recount.
Read →
§
12-22-26. Notice of intention to institute legislative contest--Time for service--Answer.
Read →
§
12-22-27. Depositions in legislative contest--Filing with secretary of state.
Read →
§
12-22-28. Public funds not used for legislative contest.
Read →
§
12-22-29. Candidate's right to contest primary election--Filing of complaint--Circuit court jurisdiction.
Read →
§
12-22-30. Notation of filing of complaint in primary contest--Date of hearing--Apparently successful candidate as defendant.
Read →
§
12-22-31. Service of order fixing hearing date on primary contest--Answer.
Read →
§
12-22-32. Hearing of primary contest in or out of term--Preference in order of hearing.
Read →
§
12-22-33. Dismissal of insufficient complaint--Hearing of evidence--Entry of orders and decisions.
Read →
§
12-22-34. Elections to which primary contest law applies.
Read →
§
12-22-35. Supreme Court jurisdiction of primary contests for state office.
Read →
★   the supreme law of the land   ★
Don't Tread on Me
E Pluribus Unum — out of many, one

"If you don't know your rights, you don't have any."

Marginalia · a citizen's law index
A research desk, not legal advice. Always read the cited source before relying on a summary.
Questions or an issue? support@self-law.org
disclaimerMarginalia is a research index, not a law firm. Nothing on this site is legal, tax, or financial advice and no attorney–client relationship is formed by using it. Statutes, regulations, and case law change; summaries, search results, AI output, and member posts may be incomplete, out of date, or wrong. Any interpretation drawn from material on this site should be validated by a licensed attorney in your jurisdiction before you act on it.