Brendan Johnson

Overview

Brendan V, Johnson

Former United States Attorney for the District of South Dakota Brendan Johnson excels at finding creative solutions to seemingly intractable problems, An aggressive advocate, Mr, Johnson has spent his career trying cases, deposing hostile witnesses, and cross-examining experts, His courtroom advocacy led Shared Hope International, an organization dedicated to abolishing human trafficking, to

Brendan Johnson South Dakota

Career

Brendan Johnson – Partner – Robins Kaplan LLP

Brendan Johnson Partner at Robins Kaplan LLP Sioux Falls, South Dakota, United States 500+ connections

Brendan Johnson: Amendment A

On SDPB Wednesday, Brendan Johnson previewed at least one of the arguments that sponsors of Amendment A will use to beat back the state-backed lawsuits seeking to repeal the voter-approved legalization of marijuana in South Dakota,

Johnson tells what led to Amendment A

But Brendan Johnson first told the South Dakota State Bar Convention that he wouldn’t get into the details while the South Dakota Supreme Court is …

Brendan Johnson Would Write Marijuana

Somebody—not New Approach South Dakota—wants to write marijuana into South Dakota’s constitution, On May 30, the Legislative Research Council issued guidance and revisions for a constitutional amendment submitted by Brendan Johnson of the Robins Kaplan Law Firm in Sioux Falls, In its original form, the amendment adds a new thirteen-section article to our state constitution with the

Native Sun News: Rosebud Sioux Tribe reaches law agreement

U,S, Attorney Brendan Johnson, ROSEBUD, SOUTH DAKOTA — A historic agreement was reached between U,S, Attorney Brendan Johnson and the Rosebud Sioux Tribe which allows the tribe to prosecute non-Indians who commit federal offenses on the Rosebud reservation in federal court, Johnson of the U,S, Attorney’s office made a visit on Thursday to the Rosebud Sioux tribal council …

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Date de publication : juin 11, 2020Temps de Lecture Estimé: 6 mins

Brendan Johnson, a former South Dakota US attorney from 2009 to 2015 and son of former South Dakota US Senator Tim Johnson, is backing the constitutional amendment, He says the state has an over criminalization problem with cannabis, ‘By dropping prohibition we have we will reduced the criminalization of a generation of South Dakotans,’ Johnson says, ‘Which is in our best interests, in

A party waits for Billie Sutton: South Dakota Democrats

Attorney Brendan Johnson, representing a group that brought a constitutional amendment legalizing marijuana to the ballot in November 2020, argues before the South Dakota Supreme Court on

Former U,S, Attorney Brendan Johnson’s political career

Former U,S, Attorney Brendan Johnson seen above in a 2014 Yankton Press & Dakotan photo published on ballotpedia spent a decade as the future of the South Dakota Democratic Party,, The son of former Sen, Tim Johnson was seen as a potential congressman, senator or governor,He had his dad’s name and was a much more natural politician, quick with a grin and a handshake,

U,S, Attorney Brendan V, Johnson To Step Down

Sioux Falls, South Dakota – Brendan V, Johnson announced this morning that he will step down as the United States Attorney for the District of South Dakota effective March 11, 2015, Johnson was unanimously confirmed by the United States Senate on October 15, 2009, He is among the longest serving U,S, Attorneys in the history of South Dakota,

“We’re criminalizing a generation,” says one of South

Brendan Johnson, a past U,S, attorney for South Dakota, is sponsor of Constitutional Amendment A, It would allow people who were at least age 21 to …

South Dakota Voters Could Make Cannabis History in November

As Brendan Johnson, former US Attorney for South Dakota pointed out during the conversation, voter turnout is expected to be high in November because it’s a presidential election year, For this reason, cannabis advocates have targeted presidential elections, followed by midterm elections, for ballot initiatives, For example, in 2016, voters in nine states saw medical or adult use cannabis