Dominax273 (Appellant) v SD (Respondent) 2025 SDCR 23
Dominax273 (Appellant) v SD (Respondent) [2025] SDCR 23
| Date | 8th November 2025 |
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| Ruling | 3-0 |
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MAJORITY OPINION Per Curiam
Dismissal
[1] The Petitioner has brought before the Court a challenge of their verdict issued on the 2nd of February, for violating §2.5 of the Right to Liberty and Security of the Person, which reads:
§2.5. The lawful suppression, detention, mute, or arrest for the purposes of bringing a person before a competent court to preside over a criminal trial.
[2] Petitioner contends that since they did not have the opportunity to preside over a criminal trial, the verdict in their trial must be overturned.
[3] However, §2.5 did not exist on the 2nd of February, or indeed prior to the 2nd of February. It was passed in the Tricky Wicky and Warranted Warrants Amendment (also known as the “TWWWA”, “Twa wa wa ah”, or “T3WA”), which itself was passed in April. Therefore, the petition is denied.