Sd. Const. art. XXIX, § 0 — Article XXIX / Section 0
SD Const., Article XXIX
Status: in_force

State Elevators, Warehouses, Flouring Mills and Packing Houses §1. Provision for elevators and warehouses -- Marketing of agricultural products -- Flouring mills and packing houses. The Legislature may provide by law and appropriate money for the purchase or construction and operation of elevators and warehouses, within or without the state, for the marketing of agricultural products; and provided, further, that the Legislature may provide by law and appropriate money to buy or construct and operate flouring mills and packing houses within the state, if, in the future, and in the judgment of the Legislature, the public necessities may so require. ​ Index to South Dakota Constitution A Actions state, actions against authorized by Legislature Art. III, §27 Administrative Rules power of legislature to suspend Art.III, §30 Alcoholic Beverages prohibition by constitutional provision Art. XXIV state control of manufacture and sale Art. XXVII Appropriations general appropriation bill, purposes embraced Art. XII, §2 past services, appropriation for prohibited Art. XII, §3 required for expenditure of public funds Art. XI, §9 Art. XII, §1 special appropriation by separate bill, vote required Art. XII, §2 Arms right to bear arms protected Art. VI, §24 Arrest legislative privilege against arrest during session Art. III, §11 militia privilege against arrest Art. XV, §5 Assembly right of people peaceably to assemble Art. VI, §4 Attorney General election Art. IV, §7 Legislature, disqualifications from service in Art. III, §3 term limitation Art. IV, §7 term of office Art. IV, §7 Attorneys admission and discipline Art. V, §12 judges, restrictions on practice of law by Art. V, §10 Auditor term limitation Art. IV, §7 term of office Art. IV, §7 B Bail excessive bail prohibited Art. VI, §23 right to bail in criminal cases Art. VI, §8 Banks and Banking bills circulating as money, security deposited with state Art. XVIII, §1 reorganization of bank on expiration of term of existence Art. XVIII, §2 stockholders' liability for corporate debts Art. XVIII, §3 taxation of moneys and credits used in banking Art. XI, §4 term of existence of banking corporation Art. XVIII, §2 ​ Bill of Rights absentee voting by soldiers Art. VI, §19 accusation, right to demand nature and cause Art. VI, §7 aliens' property rights protected Art. VI, §14 alteration of forms of government, inherent power Art. VI, §26 arms, right of citizens to bear Art. VI, §24 assembly and consultation by people Art. VI, §4 attainder by Legislature prohibited Art. VI, §22 bail, right to Art. VI, §8 excessive bail prohibited Art. VI, §23 compulsory process for criminal defendant Art. VI, §7 confrontation of witnesses Art. VI, §7 consent of governed as source of just powers of government Art. VI, §1 counsel, right to Art. VI, §7 courts open and available Art. VI, §20 cruel punishment prohibited Art. VI, §23 defendant's rights in criminal prosecutions Art. VI, §7 double jeopardy, protection against Art. VI, §9 due process required Art. VI, §2 elections free and equal Art. VI, §19 eminent domain procedure Art. VI, §13 equal freedom of men Art. VI, §1 excessive bails and fines prohibited Art. VI, §23 ex post facto law prohibited Art. VI, §12 fines not to be excessive Art. VI, §23 fundamental principles, recurrence to Art. VI, §27 Grant of privilege, franchise or immunity not to be irrevocable Art. VI, §12 habeas corpus writ not suspended Art. VI, §8 highway right of way, fee to remain in owner Art. VI, §13 imprisonment for debt prohibited Art. VI, §15 indictment, presentment or information required for criminal prosecution Art. VI, §10 inherent political power in people Art. VI, §26 inherent rights of men Art. VI, §1 jury trial Art. VI, §6 criminal prosecutions Art. VI, §7 military subordinate to civil power Art. VI, §16 obligation of contract, impairment prohibited Art. VI, §12 petition, right of Art. VI, §4 presentment, indictment or information required for criminal prosecution Art. VI, §10 press, freedom of Art. VI, §5 private property, taking or damaging for public use Art. VI, §13 quartering of soldiers prohibited Art. VI, §16 railroad right of way, fee to remain in owner Art. VI, §13 religious freedom Art. VI, §3 remedies for injuries Art. VI, §20 right to work Art. VI, §2 search and seizure, protection against Art. VI, §11 sectarian support prohibited Art. VI, §3 self-incrimination, privilege against Art. VI, §9 special privileges or immunities prohibited Art. VI, §18 speech, freedom of Art. VI, §5 speedy trial of criminal prosecution Art. VI, §7 suffrage protected Art. VI, §19 suspension of laws restricted to Legislature Art. VI, §21 ​ taxation by consent only Art. VI, §17 treason, definition and evidence required Art. VI, §25 truth as defense to libel Art. VI, §5 union membership not required or prohibited Art. VI, §2 United States Constitution supreme Art. VI, §26 venue of criminal prosecution Art. VI, §7 warrant required for search and seizure Art. VI, §11 Board of Regents composition and appointment Art. XIV, §3 Bribery criminal offense, bribery of public officer defined as Art. III, §28 disqualification from public office by conviction Art. III, §28 Legislature, disqualification from service in Art. III, §4 Business Enterprise state conduct of business enterprises authorized Art. XIII, §1 C Cement Plant work of public necessity and importance Art. XIII, §10 pledge of state property and credit authorized Art. XIII, §11 trust fund created with proceeds from sale of state cement enterprises--investment Art. XIII, §20 transfers from trust fund to general fund in support of education Art. XIII, §21 Change of Name special laws changing name prohibited Art. III, §23 Circuit Courts appellate jurisdiction Art. V, §5 clerks, appointment, compensation Art. V, §11 employees, appointment and compensation Art. V, §11 general jurisdiction Art. V, §1 judges candidacy for non-judicial office Art. V, §10 disciplinary actions Art. V, §9 election Art. V, §7 number of judges Art. V, §3 practice of law prohibited Art. V, §10 presiding judge of circuit, appointment and duties Art. V, §11 qualifications Art. V, §6 retired judges performing judicial duties Art. V, §11 term of office Art. V, §7 vacancies, appointments to fill Art. V, §7 number of circuits Art. V, §3 original jurisdiction Art. V, §§1,5 presiding judge of circuit, appointment, duties, compensation Art. V, §11 writs issued by court Art. V, §5 Clerks of Court appointment by presiding circuit judge Art. V, §11 Coal Mining works of necessity and importance Art. XIII, §§9,14 pledge of state property and credit authorized Art. XIII, §15 ​ Commissioner of School and Public Lands election Art. IV, §7 term of office Art. IV, §7 Congressmen election at large until otherwise provided Art. XIX, §1 Legislature, disqualification from service in Art. III, §3 term limitations for members Art. III, §32 Constitution adoption of Constitution, schedule and ordinance for transition from territorial government Art. XXVI amendment of Constitution Art. XXIII, §1 convention for revision of Constitution, approval and composition Art. XXIII, §2 ratification of amendments Art. XXIII, §3 withdrawal of amendment by sponsors Art. XXIII, §3 Corporations alteration, revision or annulment of charter, power of Legislature Art. XVII, §9 business restricted to that expressly authorized Art. XVII, §7 consideration to be received for stocks and bonds Art. XVII, §8 cumulative voting for directors Art. XVII, §5 eminent domain, corporations to remain subject to Art. XVII, §4 farming, corporate or syndicated prohibited Art. XVII, § 21 farming, restrictions do not apply Art. XVII, §22 farming, corporate or syndicated requalification or dissolution Art. XVII, §23 farming, annual report Art. XVII, §24 foreign corporation, place of business and authorized agents required Art. XVII, §6 general laws for organization of corporations required Art. XVII, §1 increase in stock or indebtedness, consent of stockholders required Art. XVII, §8 joint stock companies and associations defined as corporations Art. XVII, §19 monopolies and trusts prohibited Art. XVII, §20 municipal functions not delegated to private corporation or association Art. III, §26 police power of state, corporations to remain subject to Art. XVII, §4 real estate, restrictions on holding Art. XVII, §7 securities of corporations, consideration required Art. XVII, §8 special laws creating or amending corporate charter prohibited Art. XVII, §1 exclusive privileges, immunities or franchises, grant prohibited Art. III, §23 state credit to business enterprises authorized Art. XIII, §1 taxation of corporations, power not to be surrendered or suspended Art. XI, §3 territorial law, special charters granted under alteration or amendment of charter subjects corporation to Constitution Art. XVII, §3 void if business not commenced before Constitution took effect Art. XVII, §2 watered stock prohibited Art. XVII, §8 Counsel criminal defendant's right to counsel Art. VI, §7 Counties boundary changes, approval by voters Art. IX, §1 debt limitation based on assessed valuation Art. XIII, §4 home rule charter, adoption and affect Art. IX, §2 intergovernmental cooperation Art. IX, §3 local government cooperation, petition for Art. IX, §4 special laws regulating county affairs prohibited Art. III, §23 tax levy for retirement of debt Art. XIII, §5 ​ County Seats special laws locating county seats prohibited Art. III, §23 Courts and Judiciary bribery and corrupt solicitation to be defined and punished Art. III, §28 circuit courts Art. V - see Circuit Courts emergency succession to office Art.III,§29 judicial power vested in courts Art. V, §1 separation from executive and legislative powers Art. II limited jurisdiction courts Art. V, §4 open at all times Art. VI, §20 Supreme Court Art. V - see Supreme Court transition of judicial system, Supreme Court rules Art. V, §13 Crimes and Offenses attainder by Legislature prohibited Art. VI, §22 cruel punishment prohibited Art. VI, §23 disqualification from service in Legislature by conviction of infamous crime Art. III, §4 public funds, making of private profit from as felony Art. XI, §11 voting disqualifications by conviction of felony Art. VII, §2 Criminal Prosecutions confrontation of witnesses, right to Art. VI, §7 defense in person or by counsel, right to Art. VI, §7 double jeopardy prohibited Art. VI, §9 impeachment of officer, criminal prosecution after Art. XVI, §3 nature and cause of accusation, demand for Art. VI, §7 presentment, indictment or information required Art. VI, §10 self-incrimination, privilege against Art. VI, §9 speedy trial, right to Art. VI, §7 D Divorce special laws granting divorces prohibited Art. III, §23 Double Jeopardy criminal prosecution twice for same offense prohibited Art. VI, §9 impeachment twice for same offense prohibited Art. XVI, §8 Drainage public purpose, districts and assessments authorized Art. XXI, §6 Due Process deprivation of life, liberty or property without due process prohibited Art. VI, §2 E Elections absence from state, residence not lost by Art. VII, §2 absentee voting Art. VI, § 19; Art. VII, §3 administration of elections Art. VII, §3 age requirement for electors Art. VII, §2 attorney general Art. IV, §7 commissioner of school and public lands Art. IV, §7 ​ constitutional amendment, election on Art. XXIII, §§1,3 constitutional convention, election on Art. XXIII, §2 county boundary changes, approval by voters required Art. IX, §1 free and equal elections Art. VI, §19; Art. VII, §1 Governor and Lieutenant Governor Art. IV, §2 home rule charter, election on adoption Art. IX, §2 legislative elections, houses as judges of election returns Art. III, §9 qualifications of voters Art. VII, §2 residence requirement for electors Art. VII, §2 right to vote Art. VII, §1 secret ballot Art. VI, §28 secretary of state Art. IV, §7 soldiers, absentee voting by Art. VI, §19 state auditor Art. IV, §7 state capital, selection by voters Art. XX state treasurer Art. IV, §7 townships, election required to abolish Art. IX, §1 Electricity manufacture and distribution as works of necessity and importance Art. XIII, §12 pledge of state property and credit authorized Art. XIII, §13 Elevators state operation of elevators permitted Art. XXIX, §1 Eminent Domain appeal to jury, right not to be deprived Art. XVII, §18 corporations to remain subject to eminent domain Art. XVII, §4 just compensation required Art. VI, §13; Art. XVII, §18 Executive and Administrative Departments appointment and removal of supervising officers Art. IV, §9 reorganization Art. IV, §8 Exemptions From Process wholesome law exempting property from process required Art. XXI, §4 F Ferries special laws authorizing ferries prohibited Art. III, §23 Fines, Penalties and Forfeitures remission by Governor Art. IV, §3 remission by special law prohibited Art. III, §23 school purposes, application to Art. VIII, §3 Flour Mills state operation of flour mills permitted Art. XXIX, §1 Franchises special laws granting franchises prohibited Art. III, §23 Freedom of Press constitutional guaranty Art. VI, §5 Freedom of Speech constitutional guaranty Art. VI, §5 legislative speech or debate not to be questioned Art. III, §11 ​ G Gambling Deadwood gambling Art. III, §25 Legislature not to authorize game of chance, lottery or gift enterprise Art. III, §25 State lottery Art. III, §25 Governor administrative officers and agencies, powers concerning Art. IV, §3 armed forces, powers concerning Art. IV, §3 commander-in-chief of armed forces Art. IV, §3 election Art. IV, §2 execution of laws Art. IV, §3 executive power vested in Governor Art. IV, §1 departments and agencies Art. IV, §8 separation from legislative and judicial powers Art. II impeachment of Governor, lieutenant governor not to act Art. XVI, §6 presiding judge of Supreme Court to preside at trial Art. XVI, §2 Legislature, convening special sessions Art. IV, §3 limitation of number of consecutive terms Art. IV, §2 message to Legislature Art. IV, §3 public moneys, statement of receipts and expenditures to be included Art. XII, §4 pardons, commutations and reprieves, power to grant Art. IV, §3 powers and duties Art. IV, §3 qualifications for office Art. IV, §2 separation of executive from legislative and judicial powers Art. II Supreme Court opinion, power to require Art. V, §5 term of office Art. IV, §2 vacancies in office, appointment by Governor Art. IV, §3 executive and administrative officers Art. IV, §9 judicial vacancies Art. V, §7 legislative vacancies Art. III, §10 vacancy in office, continuous absence from state or disability, succession to executive powers Art. IV, §6 veto power over legislation Art. IV, §4 initiative and referendum measures, power not applicable Art. III, §1 Grand Jury abolition or modification of grand jury permitted Art. VI, §10 presentment or indictment required in criminal prosecution Art. VI, §10 H Habeas Corpus suspension of writ prohibited Art. VI, §8 Hail Insurance public purpose, districts and assessments Art. XXI, §8 Highways good roads as works of necessity and importance Art. XIII, §9 motor vehicle and fuel taxes earmarked for highway purposes Art. XI, §8 right of way taken, fee remains in owner Art. VI, §13 special laws relating to streets, alleys and public ground prohibited Art. III, §23 tax exemption of property used for highway purposes Art. XI, §6 ​ Homestead exemption of homestead from forced sale required Art. XXI, §4 I Impeachment of Officers conviction, two-thirds vote of senate required Art. XVI, §2 criminal prosecution after impeachment proceedings Art. XVI, §3 double jeopardy applicable to impeachment Art. XVI, §8 Governor on trial, lieutenant governor not to act Art. XVI, §6 presiding officer in trial of Governor or lieutenant governor Art. XVI, §2 grounds for impeachment Art. XVI, §3 house to have sole power of impeachment Art. XVI, §1 majority of house required for impeachment Art. XVI, §1 notice of charges served on person accused Art. XVI, §7 removal of officers not subject to impeachment Art. XVI, §4 suspension from duty pending trial Art. XVI, §5 trial by senate Art. XVI, §2 Indians jurisdiction of Indian lands, disclaimer by state Art. XXII taxation of patented Indian lands Art. XXII Indictments and Presentments requirement in criminal prosecutions Art. VI, §10 Initiative and Referendum constitutional amendment, proposal by initiative Art. XXIII, §1 constitutional convention, proposal by initiative Art. XXIII, §2 power reserved by people, implementation Art. III, §1 Insurance hail insurance as public purpose, districts and assessments Art. XXI, §8 Internal Improvement state works of internal improvement authorized Art. XIII, §§1, 16 Interstate Succession special laws relating to succession prohibited Art. III, §23 Investment Council cement plant sale trust fund Art. XIII, §20 educational enhancement trust fund Art. XII, §6 health care trust fund Art. XII, §5 permanent school and other fund investment Art. VIII, §11 Iowa boundaries with state of Iowa Art. I, §2 Irrigation public purpose, districts and assessments authorized Art. XXI, §7 ​ J Judges disciplinary actions Art. V, §9 judicial qualifications commission, creation and functions Art. V, §9 Legislature, disqualification from service in Art. III, §3 qualifications Art. V, §6 Jury Trials eminent domain, damages for taking under Art. XVII, §18 libel prosecutions, determination of fact and law Art. VI, §5 reduced juries, legislative provision for Art. VI, §6 right of jury trial inviolate Art. VI, §6 three-fourths vote, decision by in civil cases Art. VI, §6 Justices of the Peace Legislature, justices not disqualified from serving in Art. III, §3 L Labor Unions right to work not abridged by requiring or prohibiting union membership Art. VI, §2 Legislature adjournment consent of other house required to adjourn for more than three days ArtIII,§16 place of adjournment Art. III, §16 quorum not present, adjournment from day to day Art. III, §9 annual sessions of Legislature Art. III, §6 time of convening Art. III, §7 appointment of executive officers of principal state departments approval of senate Art. IV, §9 appointment to other office during legislative term prohibited Art. III, §12 arrest of member, privilege against during session Art. III, §11 attendance by members, power of houses to compel Art. III, §9 bills and resolutions amendment in house other than house of origin Art. III, §20 effective date of acts Art. III, §22 emergency clause, bills containing Art. III, §22 referendum provisions not applicable Art. III, §1 enacting clause, form Art. III, §18 final passage, yeas and nays entered on journal Art. III, §18 introduction in either house Art. III, §20 majority vote required in each house Art. III, §18 one subject expressed in title Art. III, §21 reading required Art. III, §17 signing by presiding officers of houses Art. III, §19 special and private laws, restrictions on Art. III, §23 title to express subject Art. III, §21 veto power of Governor Art. IV, §4 bribery and corrupt solicitation to be defined and punished Art. III, §28 committee of the whole, open sessions required Art. III, §15 constitutional amendment, procedure for proposal Art. XXIII, §1 constitutional convention, duties Art. XXIII, §2 ​ criminal convictions disqualifying for service in Legislature Art. III, §§4,28 delegation of powers, restrictions on Art. III, §26 districts for election of legislators, readjustment required after federal census Art. III, §5 election of members, each house as judge of own returns Art. III, §9 emergency continuation of governmental functions, providing for Art. III, §29 executive department reorganization, approval Art. IV, §8 forfeiture of office for failure to take or violation of oath Art. III, §8 free debate, privileges protecting Art. III, §11 journal of proceedings required Art. III, §13 elections by Legislature, votes entered Art. III, §14 final passage, yeas and nays entered Art. III, §18 signing of bills and resolutions entered in journal Art. III, §19 length of sessions of Legislature Art. III, §6 lieutenant governor as president of senate Art. IV, §5 local government units, power to organize and classify Art. IX, §1 message from Governor, contents Art. IV, §3 mileage allowances for legislators Art. III, §6 minority representation in Legislature Art. XXV number of legislators Art. III, §2 oath of office required of legislators Art. III, §8 officers and employees of houses, selection and fixing of pay Art. III, §9 open sessions of house and committee of the whole Art. III, §15 power vested in Legislature Art. III, §1 president of senate Art. IV, §5 private laws, restrictions on Art. III, §23 public contract, interest of legislator prohibited Art. III, §12 public office, appointment to during legislative term prohibited Art. III, §12 public officers disqualified from serving as legislators Art. III, §3 qualifications of legislators Art. III, §3 each house as judge of qualifications Art. III, §9 quorum of houses Art. III, §9 reapportionment required after federal census Art. III, §5 regular sessions of Legislature Art. III, §6 time of convening Art. III, §7 reorganization of executive department, approval Art. IV, §8 rules of proceedings, determination by houses Art. III, §9 rules of Supreme Court, power of change Art. V, §12 separation of legislative from executive and judicial powers Art. II special laws, restrictions on Art. III, §23 special sessions convened by Governor Art. IV, §3 special sessions convened by legislative petition Art. III, §31 tax rates, two thirds required Art. XI, §13 terms of office of members Art. III, §6 term limitations for members Art. III, §6 two houses of Legislature Art. III, §1 vacancies in office, appointments to fill Art. III, §10 valuation, two thirds required Art. XI, §13 voting in Legislature elections by Legislature, voice vote taken Art. III, §14 final passage, yeas and nays entered on journal Art. III, §18 lieutenant governor, power to vote Art. IV, §5 veto by Governor, two-thirds vote required to override Art. IV, §4 yeas and nays taken at request of one-sixth Art. III, §13 ​ Libel or Slander jury trial on facts and law Art. VI, §5 legislative debate privileged Art. III, §11 truth as defense in civil and criminal prosecutions Art. VI, §5 Lieutenant Governor election Art. IV, §2 impeachment of Governor, lieutenant governor not to act at trial Art. XVI, §6 Supreme Court judge to preside Art. XVI, §2 limitation on number of consecutive terms Art. IV, §2 powers and duties Art. IV, §5 president of senate Art. IV, §5 qualifications for office Art. IV, §2 succession to powers of Governor Art.IV,§6 term of office Art. IV,§2 vacancy in office or disability of lieutenant governor Art. IV, §6 voting in senate Art. IV, §5 Local Government home rule charter Art. IX, §2 initiative for cooperation Art. IX, §4 intergovernmental cooperation Art. IX, §3 organization Art. IX, §1 Lotteries Legislature not to authorize lottery, exceptions Art. III, §25 M Marriage only between man and woman Art. XXI, §9 Married Women separate property not liable for debts of husband Art. XXI, §5 Mentally Ill and Retarded Persons property of persons under disability, special laws providing for sale or mortgage prohibited Art. III, §23 voting, disqualification Art. VII, §2 Mileage Allowance legislators, allowance for Art. III, §6 Military Forces ages of service in militia Art. V, §1 arrest, privilege against during attendance at muster Art. XV, §5 bonuses authorized for veterans World War I veterans Art. XIII, §18 World War II veterans Art. XIII, §19 composition of state militia Art. XV, §1 conscientious objectors not required to do military duty Art. XV, §7 definition of armed forces Art. XIII, §19 federal regulations, conformity to in organization of militia Art. XV, §3 Governor as commander-in-chief, powers Art. IV, §3 Legislature, officers of militia not disqualified from serving in Art. III, §3 officers of militia, commissioning and removal Art. XV, §4 ​ organization and discipline of militia Art. XV, §2 quartering in houses, restrictions on Art. VI, §16 records, banners and relics, maintenance by adjutant general Art. XV, §6 subordination to civil power Art. VI, §16 voting at place of duty Art. VI, §19 voting residence not lost by absence from state Art. VII, §2 Minnesota boundaries with state of Minnesota Art. I, §2 Minors property of persons under disability, special laws providing for sale or mortgage prohibited Art. III, §23 Monopolies prohibition of combines and trusts, enforcement Art. XVII, §20 Montana boundaries with the state of Montana Art. I, §2 Municipal Improvements delegation of municipal powers to special commission or private corporation or association prohibited Art. III, §26 drainage as public purpose Art. XXI, §6 irrigation as public purpose Art. XXI, §7 special assessments for local improvements authorized Art. XI, §10 Municipalities borrowing power restricted, debt limitation based on assessed valuation Art. XIII, §4 home rule charters, adoption and affect Art. IX, §2 classification of local government units Art. IX, §1 debt limitation based on assessed valuation Art. XIII, §4 delegation of municipal powers to special commission or private corporation or association prohibited Art. III, §26 incorporation of municipalities, special laws incorporating municipalities prohibited Art. III, §23 indebtedness to municipality, release by Legislature prohibited Art. III, §24 initiative provisions applicable in municipalities Art. III, §1 intergovernmental cooperation Art. IX, §3 local government cooperation, petition for Art. IX, §4 organization of local government units Art. IX §1 plats of townsites, additions and subdivisions, special laws prohibited Art. III, §23 referendum provisions applicable in municipalities Art. III, §1 special assessments for public improvements authorized Art. XI, §10 special laws relating to municipalities, restrictions on Art. III, §23 street railway, consent of authorities required Art. XVII, §10 taxing powers restricted retirement of debt, levy for Art. XIII, §5 uniformity of tax for corporate purposes Art. XI, §10 N National Guard See Military Forces Art XV Nebraska boundaries with state of Nebraska Art. 1, §2 ​ North Dakota boundaries with state of North Dakota Art. 1, §2 adjustment of debts and liabilities of territory of Dakota Art. XIII, §6 Agreement by joint commission concerning territorial records, books, and archives Art. XXVI, §23 Notaries Public Legislature, notaries not disqualified from serving in Art. III, §3 O Oaths civil officers generally, oath required Art. XXI, §3 legislators, oath of office required of Art. III, §8 P Packing Houses state operation of packing houses permitted Art. XXIX, §1 Pardons and Paroles Governor's power to grant Art. IV, §3 Penitentiary constitutional status as state institution Art. XIV, §1 governance Art. XIV, §2 Perjury disqualification from service in Legislature by conviction Art. III, §4 Permanent School Fund establishment and use of fund Art. VIII, §§2,3,11 see School Fund Process foreign corporation to have agent for receipt of process in state Art. XVII, §6 Public Contracts legislator's interest in contract prohibited Art. III, §12 Public Funds annual statement of receipts and expenditures Art. XI, §12; Art. XII, §4 appropriation required for disbursement of public funds Art. XI, §9; Art. XII, §1 education enhancement trust fund Art. XII, §6 failure to pay over public moneys, disqualifying for service in Legislature Art. III, §4 health care trust fund Art. XII, §5 private profit from public funds as felony Art. XI, §11 warrant required for disbursement Art. XII, §1 Public Lands disclaimer of right and title to federal public lands Art. XXII tax exemption of federal property Art. XXII Public Officers and Employees bribery and corrupt solicitation to be defined and punished Art. III, §28 disqualification by conviction of bribery or corrupt solicitation Art. III, §28 emergency succession to office Art. III, §29 executive officers of principal state departments, appointment, removal Art. IV, §9 ​ impeachment and removal from office Art. XVI - See Impeachment of Officers legislative houses, selection and fixing of pay of officers, employees Art. III, §9 legislator disqualified from other public office during term Art. III, §3 Legislature, officers disqualified from serving as members of Art. III, §3 oath of office required Art. XXI, §3 removal of officers not subject to impeachment Art. XVI, §4 vacancies in office, appointments to fill Art. IV, §3 judicial vacancies Art. V, §11 legislative vacancies Art. III, §10 R Railroads annual report of financial condition, publication Art. XVII, §12 common carriers, status of railroads as Art. XVII, §15 competing lines, consolidation prohibited Art. XVII, §14 connecting lines and service Art. XVII, §16 discriminatory practices, legislative power to prevent Art. XVII, §17 forfeiture of property and franchises as means of enforcing laws Art. XVII, §17 public stock records and reports required Art. XVII, §12 rates and charges subject to legislative regulation Art. XVII, §15 right of way taken, fee remains in owner Art. VI, §13 rolling stock subject to execution Art. XVII, §13 street railway, consent of local authorities required Art. XVII, §10 Real Property corporation, restrictions on real estate held Art. XVII, §7 Reapportionment legislative reapportionment required after federal census Art. III, §5 Redfield State Hospital and School constitutional status as state institution Art. XIV, §1 governance Art. XIV, §2 Referendum power reserved by people, implementation Art. III, §1 Register of Deeds Legislature, disqualification from service in Art. III, §3 Religion conscientious objectors not compelled to do military duty Art. XV, §7 establishment of religion prohibited Art. VI, §3 freedom of religion Art. VI, §3 compact with United States Art. XXII schools to be free from sectarian influence Art. VIII, §16 compact with United States Art. XXII textbooks may be loaned Art. VIII, §20 Right To Work union membership, requiring or prohibiting prohibited Art. VI, §2 Rural Credits state system of credit authorized Art. XIII, §1 ​ S Salaries or Compensation increase of salary, legislator disqualified from office which salary increased during term Art. III, §12 special laws increasing compensation during term prohibited Art. III, §23 two-thirds vote required to change salary of constitutional officer Art. XXI, §2 judges Art. V, §11 legislative officers and employees, fixing of pay for Art. III, §9 School and Public Lands commissioner, election and term of office Art. IV, §7 defense against unauthorized claims Art. VIII, §14 leases for agricultural and grazing purposes Art. VIII, §9 disapproval of lease by Governor Art. VIII, §12 mineral lease income, payment into permanent fund Art. VIII, §18 mineral rights reserved to state Art. VIII, §19 occupancy, claim not acquired by Art. VIII, §10 protection against trespass or unlawful appropriation Art. VIII, §14 sale of lands advertising for sale Art. VIII, §5 appraisal before sale Art. VIII, §4 commissioner to conduct sales Art. VIII, §6 disapproval by Governor Art. VIII, §12 Governor's approval required Art. VIII, §6 price of sale Art. VIII, §5 proceeds paid into permanent fund Art. VIII, §2 selection of lands for sale Art. VIII, §4 subdivisions in which sold Art. VIII, §5 terms of sale Art. VIII, §5 title to land, when conveyed Art. VIII, §6 School Districts debt limitation based on assessed valuation Art. XIII, §4 tax levy for retirement of debt Art. XIII, §5 School Fund diversion from school purposes prohibited Art. VIII, §3 interest and income, annual distribution Art. VIII, §3 investment restrictions Art. VIII, §11 county loan of permanent school and endowment funds Art. XXVIII, §1 disapproval of investment by Governor Art. VIII, §12 losses made good by state Art. VIII, §13 mineral lease income, payment into fund Art. VIII, §18 principal to remain inviolate Art. VIII, §2 sources of fund . VIII, §2 School of Mines and Technology constitutional status as state institution Art. XIV, §3 control by board of regents Art. XIV, §3 mining and metallurgy to be taught Art. XIV, §5 Schools free public school system required Art. VIII, §1 compact with United States Art. XXII officers of school district not to be interested in contract ​ for sales to schools Art. VIII, §17 local government cooperation, petition for Art. IX, §4 sectarian influence, freedom from required Art. VIII, §16 compact with United States Art. XXII special laws for management of common schools prohibited Art. III, §23 taxation for support of schools Art. VIII, §15 teachers not to be interested in contracts for sales to schools Art. VIII, §17 Search and Seizure unreasonable search and seizure prohibited Art. VI, §11 Secretary of State election Art. IV, §7 Legislature, disqualification from service in Art. III, §3 term limitation Art. IV, §7 term of office Art. IV, §7 Self-Incrimination privilege against self-incrimination Art. VI, §9 bribery and corrupt solicitation, privilege abrogated Art. III, §28 Sentence executive clemency Art. IV, §3 suspension of execution by court Art. V, §5 Sheriff Legislature, disqualification from service in Art. III, §3 Slander legislative debate privileged Art. III, §11 South Dakota State University constitutional status as state institution Art. XIV, §3 control by board of regents Art. XIV, §3 State Auditor annual statement of receipts and expenditures Art. XI, §12 election Art. IV, §7 term limitation Art. IV, §7 term of office Art. IV, §7 State Boundaries description of boundaries Art. 1, §2 State Capital delegation of power of selection prohibited Art. III, §26 selection by voters Art. XX State Colleges constitutional status as state institutions Art. XIV, §3 control by board of regents Art. XIV, §3 State Credit home credit loans Art. XIII, §17 rural credit system Art. XIII, §1 State Debt internal improvements, debt authorized for Art. XIII, §§1,16 limit on debt incurred for general state purposes Art. XIII, §2 tax levy to pay debt Art. XIII, §2 ​ Territorial debt assumed Art. XIII, §§6,7 additional to other state debt Art. XIII, §3 compact with United States Art. XXII refunding bonds authorized Art. XIII, §§2,8 State Institutions board of regents, composition and appointment Art. XIV, §3 charitable institutions enumerated Art. XIV, §1 governance Art. XIV, §2 educational institutions, enumeration and control Art. XIV, §3 lands for support of institutions defense against unauthorized claims Art. VIII, §14 disapproval of sale or lease by Governor Art. VIII, §12 lease for agricultural and grazing purposes Art. VIII, §9 mineral lease income, distribution to institutional funds Art. VIII, §18 occupancy, claim not acquired by Art. VIII, §10 protection against trespass and unlawful appropriation Art. VIII, §14 sale of lands Art. VIII, §8 mining and metallurgy to be taught in at least one institution Art. XIV, §5 penal institutions enumerated Art. XIV, §1 governance Art. XIV, §2 perpetual funds for support of institutions, sources Art. VIII, §7 investment and safeguarding of funds Art. VIII, §11 disapproval of investment by Governor Art. VIII, §12 losses made good by state Art. VIII, §13 principal of funds never diminished Art. VIII, §7 State of South Dakota actions against state, authorization by Legislature Art. III, §27 boundaries of state Art. I, §2 division of powers of government Art. II indebtedness to state, release by Legislature prohibited Art. III, §24 name of state Art. I, §1 transition from territorial government, schedule and ordinance for Art. XXVI State School for the Blind constitutional status as state institution Art. XIV, §3 control by board of regents Art. XIV, §3 State School for the Deaf constitutional status as state institution Art. XIV, §3 control by board of regents Art. XIV, §3 State Seal design and description Art. XXI, §1 State Treasurer annual statement of receipts and expenditures Art. XI, §12 election Art. IV, §7 term limitation Art. IV, §7 term of office Art. IV, §7 Statutes effective date of acts Art. III, §22 emergency clause, statutes containing Art. III, §22 referendum not applicable Art. III, §1 enacting clause initiative, laws approved under Art. III, §1 ​ Legislature, laws enacted by Art. III, §18 one subject expressed in title Art. III, §21 private laws, restrictions on Art. III, §23 special laws, restrictions on Art. III, §23 suspension of laws restricted to Legislature Art. VI, §21 title to express subject Art. III, §21 Subpoena defense witnesses in criminal case, right to process for Art. VI, §7 Supreme Court appellate jurisdiction Art. V, §5 appointment of personnel Art. V, §11 attorneys, admission and disciplinary powers Art. V, §12 chief justice administrative head of unified judicial system Art. V, §11 selection and resignation Art. V, §8 disciplining judges and justices Art. V, §9 Governor determination of continuous absence from state or disability Art. IV, §6 requiring opinion of justices Art. V, §5 justices appointment Art. V, §7 candidacy for non-judicial office Art. V, §10 chief justice, selection and resignation Art. V, §8 circuit judge, sitting as Art. V, §11 disciplinary actions Art. V, §9 number and districts Art. V, §2 practice of law prohibited Art. V, §10 qualifications Art. V, §6 retention election Art. V, §7 retired justices performing judicial duties Art. V, §11 term of office Art. V, §7 vacancy, appointment to fill Art. V, §7 original jurisdiction Art. V, §5 rule-making power Art. V, §12 superintendence over inferior courts Art. V, §12 transition of judicial system, rules for Art. V, §13 writs issued by court Art. V, §5 T Taxation annual state levy for ordinary expenses Art. XI, §1 banking, taxation of property used in Art. XI, §4 benevolent, educational and charitable property exempt from taxation Art. XI, §6 classification of property for tax purposes Art. XI, §2 school tax purposes, classification for Art. VIII, §15 consent of people or Legislature required Art. VI, §17 corporations, power to tax not to be surrendered or suspended Art. XI, §3 deficiency in operating expenses, levy to pay Art. XI, §1 delegation of power to levy taxes to special commission or private corporation or association prohibited Art. III, §26 exemptions from taxation benevolent, educational and charitable purposes, property used for Art. XI, §6 ​ highway purposes, property used for Art. XI, §6 personal property within individual exemptions Art. XI, §6 publicly owned property Art. XI, §5 unauthorized exemptions void Art. XI, §7 fuel tax proceeds to be used for highways Art. XI, §8 highway property exempt from taxation Art. XI, §6 highway user taxes, disposition of proceeds Art. XI, §8 inheritance, taxes prohibited Art. XI, §15 incomes, taxes on Art. XI, §2 individual exemptions from taxation Art. XI, §6 moneys and credits, Legislature to tax Art. XI, §4 motor vehicle tax proceeds to be used for highways Art. XI, §8 municipal taxing powers restricted Art. X, §§1,2 uniformity of rate for corporate purposes Art. XI, §10 nonresident owners not to be discriminated against Art. XXII object of tax to be stated in law Art. XI, §8 privileges, franchises and licenses, tax on Art. XI, §2 progressive taxation of income permitted Art. XI, §2 public property exempt from taxation Art. XI, §5 compact with United States with respect to federal property Art. XXII rate increases Art. XI, §13, §14 school taxes authorized Art. VIII, §15 special assessments for local improvements authorized Art. XI, §10 state indebtedness, levy to pay Art. XI, §1 irrepealably tax when debt incurred Art. XIII, §2 treasury, taxes for state purposes paid into Art. XI, §9 uniformity on property of same class Art. XI, §2 municipal taxes to be uniform Art. XI, §10 Telephone and Telegraph competing lines, consolidation prohibited Art. XVII, §11 connection of lines Art. XVII, §11 right of way for telegraph lines Art. XVII, §11 Term Limitations term limitations for attorney general, auditor, commissioner of school and public lands, secretary of state and treasurer Art. IV, §7 term limitations for Congressmen Art. III, §32 term limitations for Governor Art. IV, §2 term limitations for legislators Art. III, §6 Townships abolition, election required Art. IX, §1 debt limitation based on assessed valuation Art. XIII, §4 local government cooperation, petition for Art. IX, §4 special laws regulating township affairs prohibited Art. III, §23 tax levy retirement of debt Art. XIII, §5 Training Schools constitutional status as state institution Art. XIV, §1 governance Art. XIV, §2 Treason attainder prohibited Art. VI, §22 definition of treason Art. VI, §25 evidence required to convict Art. VI, §25 ​ Trust Funds cement plant - trust fund principal to remain inviolate Art. XIII, §21 cement plant - trust fund for proceeds of the sale Art. XIII, §20 education enhancement trust fund Art. XII, §6 health care trust fund Art. XII, §5 U United States state as inseparable part of Union Art. VI, §26 University of South Dakota constitutional status as state institution Art. XIV, §3 control by board of regents Art. XIV, §3 V Veterans bonuses authorized for veterans World War I veterans Art. XIII, §18 World War II veterans Art. XIII, §19 definition of armed forces Art. XIII, §19 Victim’s Rights Art. VI, §29 W War continuation of governmental functions after enemy attack, Legislature to provide for Art. III, §29 Warehouses state operation of warehouses permitted Art. XXIX, §1 Witnesses confrontation by witnesses in criminal prosecution Art. VI, §7 self-incrimination, privilege against Art. VI, §9 treason, witnesses required to convict Art. VI, §25 Wyoming boundaries with state of Wyoming Art. I, §2 Y Yankton State Hospital constitutional status as state institution Art. XIV, §1 governance Art. XIV, §2 ​ This is the 2017 edition of the South Dakota Constitution. For more information contact: Shantel Krebs Secretary of State 500 East Capitol Avenue, Suite 204 Pierre, SD 57501-5070 Phone: 605.773.3537 Fax: 605.773.6580 E-mail: sdsos@state.sd.us Internet: www.sdsos.gov 250 copies of this document were printed by the Secretary of State’s office at an estimated cost of _____ per document This work is in the public domain in the U.S. because it is an edict of a government , local or foreign. See § 313.6(C)(2) of the Compendium II: Copyright Office Practices . 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