The man who replaces Jason Ravnsborg as South Dakota attorney general moves quickly to clean house. A new election brings more change as the state seems to move on.
But the passage of time brings a new perspective. Some state leaders look back at Ravnsborg’s saga and ask how such a mess can be avoided in the future.

David Bordewyk
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S.D. NewsMedia Association
Meantime, Ravnsborg appears to not have given up on politics or a legal career. He fights to keep his legal license. And it’s this fight that finally forces Ravnsborg to speak publicly on the investigation into the crash that killed Joe Boever and the impeachment process that ensued.

Lee Strubinger
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SDPB