South Dakota Codified Laws
Chapter 35 - Industrial Hemp
Section 38-35-9 - Entrance by department--Consent--Fee--Inspection, confiscation, and disposal--Costs--Liability for destruction--Records.

38-35-9. Entrance by department--Consent--Fee--Inspection, confiscation, and disposal--Costs--Liability for destruction--Records.
The secretary may contract with the Department of Public Safety to conduct inspections and sampling of lots and any processor location. The department and the Department of Public Safety may enter on any land or other property where hemp is grown, produced, stored, or processed for the purpose of inspections, sample collection, testing, or investigation while enforcing this chapter. Any person who holds a license under this chapter is deemed to have given consent to the reasonable search and seizure of any hemp without a warrant to determine the lawful amount of total delta-9 tetrahydrocannabinol concentration and for enforcement of the provisions of this chapter.
The secretary shall assess a grower inspection fee per lot for grower licensees, a research inspection fee per lot for research licenses, and a processor inspection fee per location for processor licensees.
Any substance found to be in violation of this chapter is subject to confiscation and disposal at the direction of the Department of Public Safety. Any costs arising from the loss of crop, destruction, confiscation, or disposal are the responsibility of the grower, producer, processor, or owner of the substance. The state is not liable for any confiscation, seizure, disposal, or destruction of any substance carried out under this chapter. Any testing, inspection, and investigation results must be provided to the licensee. Notice of any violation must be provided to the licensee in writing. Inspection and investigation records are not open records pursuant to chapter 1-27.

Source: SL 2020, ch 176, §9, eff. Mar. 27, 2020; SL 2022, ch 155, §9, eff. Mar. 18, 2022.

Structure South Dakota Codified Laws

South Dakota Codified Laws

Title 38 - Agriculture and Horticulture

Chapter 35 - Industrial Hemp

Section 38-35-1 - Definitions.

Section 38-35-2 - Purchasing, receiving, or obtaining industrial hemp--License required--Violation as misdemeanor.

Section 38-35-3 - Application for grower license--Location and size requirements.

Section 38-35-3.1 - Application for a research license.

Section 38-35-4 - Application for processor license--Fee--Location notice.

Section 38-35-5 - Criminal background check--Denial of license for conviction--Licensure exemption.

Section 38-35-6 - Hemp regulatory program fund--Purpose--Expenditures.

Section 38-35-7 - License issuance--Denial, revocation, or suspension--Contested case.

Section 38-35-8 - Planting verification--Documentation to be filed--Contents.

Section 38-35-9 - Entrance by department--Consent--Fee--Inspection, confiscation, and disposal--Costs--Liability for destruction--Records.

Section 38-35-10 - Inspection timing and procedure--Disclose information.

Section 38-35-11 - Promulgation of rules--Fees.

Section 38-35-12 - Department of Health--Promulgation of rules.

Section 38-35-14 - Testing samples--Exceeding concentration--Destruction or remediation of lot.

Section 38-35-15 - State hemp production plan--Submission to United States Department of Agriculture--Establishment of program.

Section 38-35-16 - Transportation--Consent to search and seizure--Inspection by law enforcement--Penalty.

Section 38-35-17 - Transportation by persons other than grower licensee--Required documentation--Violation as misdemeanor.

Section 38-35-17.1 - Grower licensee transportation documentation requirements--Violation as misdemeanor.

Section 38-35-18 - Rules of United States Department of Agriculture.

Section 38-35-19 - Reporting to attorney general.

Section 38-35-20 - Coordination with other government entities.

Section 38-35-21 - Industrial hemp for smoking prohibited--Violation as misdemeanor.

Section 38-35-22 - Industrial hemp used in wildlife food plots.

Section 38-35-23 - Prohibition on industrial hemp and marijuana being commingled.