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January 1, No jail time for Attorney General in crash that killed pedestrian
South Dakota Attorney General Jason Ravnsborg entered a no-contest plea for misdemeanor traffic charges stemming from a crash last year that killed a pedestrian, effectively skirting any jail time.
Circuit Judge John Brown fined Ravnsborg $500 for each count plus $3,742 in court costs. Additionally, the judge ordered the state’s top law enforcement official to an annual “do a public service event” for five years near the date of victim Joseph Boever’s death.
Ravnsborg said in a statement that he plans to remain in office. He’ll likely face a lawsuit from the Boever’s widow and a potential impeachment attempt.
Boever was walking on the side of a highway when struck and killed by Ravnsborg. The attorney general had been driving home from a political fundraiser.
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An Attorney General Won’t Serve Any Jail Time For A Crash That Killed A Pedestrian
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August 29, 2021 at 1:47 pm
Everybody knows walking on the side of a highway is dangerous. That strip is for cars to pull off in an emergency, not for use as a pavement. I feel sorry for the family and the Mrs.