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Archives for 2009

Insurance, “unauthorized” insurer, COA/bond

February 7, 2009 By lilly

INSURANCE: Petroleum release subrogation suits based on contracts while insurer was authorized subject to service on Commissioner, now suspended insurer not required to have COA or post bond to respond to suits, motions to set aside defaults improperly stricken… McCarter/Honzel reversed. [Read more…]

Filed Under: Past Issues, Supreme Court - Civil Tagged With: Allan Payne, James Shuler, Robert Lukes

Jurisdiction, kit airplane, death crash

February 7, 2009 By lilly

JURISDICTION properly not found over out-of-state manufacturers/sellers of kit airplane and components that crashed in Montana… no personal jurisdiction by mere placing products into stream of commerce… jurisdictional discovery properly denied… Salvagni affirmed. [Read more…]

Filed Under: Past Issues, Supreme Court - Civil Tagged With: Alexander Roots, Guy Rogers, Jeffrey Laveson, John Tarlow, Jory Ruggiero, Margaret Weamer, Matthew McLean, Monte Beck, Neil Westensen, Steven Reida

DUI, breath machine certification

February 7, 2009 By lilly

DUI: Breath test improperly admitted in absence of Lab certification author or notice of intent to offer report… conviction reversed, remanded for new trial… Rice reversed. [Read more…]

Filed Under: Past Issues, Supreme Court – Criminal Tagged With: Jeremy Yellin, Jonathan Krauss, Lindsay Osborne

DUI, LPN blood drawing, off-site RN supervision

February 7, 2009 By lilly

DUI: Blood properly drawn by LPN under “supervision and direction” of off-site RN… Irigoin affirmed.

Kenneth Merry was stopped for traffic infractions. He provided a breath [Read more…]

Filed Under: Past Issues, Supreme Court – Criminal Tagged With: Robert Savage, Stuart Segrest

Venue, “inflammatory publicity,”

February 7, 2009 By lilly

VENUE: “Inflammatory” publicity clarified… Defendant failed to meet standard, change of venue properly denied… Christopher affirmed. [Read more…]

Filed Under: Past Issues, Supreme Court – Criminal Tagged With: Jim Wheelis, Mark Mattioli, Mark Russell

Prosecutor conduct, irrelevant probation evidence

February 7, 2009 By lilly

PROSECUTORIAL CONDUCT: Prosecutor improperly allowed to repeatedly reference Defendant’s irrelevant probation status… error was trial error, not harmless, conviction reversed, remanded for retrial… Macek reversed. [Read more…]

Filed Under: Past Issues, Supreme Court – Criminal Tagged With: Joel Thompson, Jonathan Krauss, Joslyn Hunt

Drugs, knowing possession of meth residue

February 7, 2009 By lilly

DRUGS: Not ineffective assistance for not requesting mistrial when officer testified that Defendant exhibited meth symptoms… sufficient evidence that Defendant knowingly possessed undetermined amount of meth residue over claim that he found vial and did not know it contained meth… Harkin affirmed. [Read more…]

Filed Under: Past Issues, Supreme Court – Criminal Tagged With: Carol Schmidt, Joslyn Hunt, Karen Townsend

Aggravated assault, “consent” of bar fight victim

February 7, 2009 By lilly

AGGRAVATED ASSAULT: Against public policy for consent of victim to be defense to aggravated assault (1st impression)… Defendant’s conduct at other bars and video of post-arrest interview properly admitted under transaction rule… intoxication due process claim not preserved for appeal… Swandal affirmed. [Read more…]

Filed Under: Past Issues, Supreme Court – Criminal Tagged With: David Avery, John Paulson

Revocation, “personality disordered” v. mental

February 7, 2009 By lilly

REVOCATION: Sufficient evidence that “personality disordered” Defendant did not suffer mental disease… properly revoked, properly sentenced to MSP rather than alternative… McLean affirmed. [Read more…]

Filed Under: Past Issues, Supreme Court – Criminal Tagged With: Cathleen Sohlberg, David Olson, Van Valkenburg

Forfeiture, meth vehicle, Excessive Fines Clause

February 7, 2009 By lilly

FORFEITURE: Federal Excessive Fines Clause not applicable to state forfeiture, but Court would have difficulty overturning forfeiture of meth vehicle under State restitution law… Simonton affirmed. [Read more…]

Filed Under: Past Issues, Supreme Court – Criminal Tagged With: J.B. Wheatcroft, Marvin Howe, Sheri Sprigg

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