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News & Publications
4-17-08 - Common Law #7
This month the Common Law column
considers the rules in South Dakota for the disposal of abandoned
property. Originally published on March 19, 2008, the column can
be
viewed here.
4-2-2008 - Common Law #6
The Common Law considers the amazing and
intricate world of traffic stops and motorists rights. Originally
published on February 6, 2008, the column can be
viewed here.
2-27-2008 - Common Law #5
This column considers the state of
Copyright law in these United States, and the problems we are starting
to see with the rise of the Internet. Originally published on January
5, 2008, the column can be
viewed here.
1-3-2008 - Common Law #4
In this month's column, we consider the
importance of Statehood, and the seldom observed holiday in its honor,
November 2. Originally published on December 5, 2007, the column can be
viewed here.
11-23-2007 - Minimum Drinking Age Efforts
Efforts by N. Bob Pesall and others to re-ignite
public discussion about South Dakota's minimum drinking age have been
widely recognized by the press. One of the more recent articles
on the subject can be viewed here.
8-21-2007 - Common Law #3
In this edition of The Common Law, we consider the
somewhat unexpected rules regarding privacy in our curbside garbage.
Originally published on August 15, 2007 in the Moody County
Enterprise, the column can be viewed here.
7-10-2007 - Common Law #2
Installment number two of The Common Law addresses the creeping fear of
the courthouse that has arisen in our culture. Originally
published on July 4, 2007 with the Moody County Enterprise, the column
can be viewed here.
6-7-2007 - Common Law #1
On June 6, 2007, the first installment of the firm column, The Common
Law was published in the Moody County Enterprise. Addressing the
federal Real ID Act, the text of this column can be viewed here.
2-12-2007 - Pesall Law Firm Featured
On January 1, 2007, the opening of the Pesall Law Firm was featured in
a front page article in the local newspaper. Thanks to the good
folks at the Moody County Enterprise for helping us get the word out.
The article text can be viewed here.
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