State v. Tanner

South Dakota Supreme Court

State v. Tanner

235 N.W. 502, 58 S.D. 146

CourtSouth Dakota Supreme Court

DecidedMarch 10, 1931

DocketFile No. 6648

StatusPublished

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State v. Tanner, 235 N.W. 502, 58 S.D. 146 (S.D. 1931).

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PER CURIAM.

This appeal involves the question as to the admissibility in evidence in a criminal case (there having been due diligence in seeking suppression) of evidence secured by state officers by illegal search and seizure. The present law of this jurisdiction upon this point is represented by the rule laid down in State v. Gooder, 57 S. D. 619, 234 N. W. 610.

Upon the authority of the Gooder Case, the judgment and order here appealed from are reversed.

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PER CURIAM.

This appeal involves the question as to the admissibility in evidence in a criminal case (there having been due diligence in seeking suppression) of evidence secured by state officers by illegal search and seizure. The present law of this jurisdiction upon this point is represented by the rule laid down in State v. Gooder, 57 S. D. 619, 234 N. W. 610.

Upon the authority of the Gooder Case, the judgment and order here appealed from are reversed.

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