LSC Podcast: Chief Justice discusses state courts, public interest law
Published: March 12, 2026
South Dakota Supreme Court Chief Justice Steven R. Jensen appears on a
new episode of the Legal Services Corporation’s (LSC) podcast, “Talk
Justice.” LSC President Ron Flagg speaks with the Chief Justice about
his path to South Dakota’s Supreme Court, the national Conference of
Chief Justices, efforts to promote public interest law, access to
justice initiatives and the challenges facing state courts.
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