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Archives for 2009

Search/seizure, child porn/slander letter informants

January 31, 2009 By lilly

SEARCH & SEIZURE: Warrant to look for child pornography/slander letters supported by citizen informants, corroboration that suspect was registered sex offender and that one informant had helped distribute a slander letter… no abuse of discretion in no suppression hearing since application challenged on 4-corners and no showing of false statement, [Read more…]

Filed Under: Past Issues, Supreme Court – Criminal Tagged With: Kirsten LaCroix, Roberta Zenker, Tammy Plubell

Concealed weapon permit, discharged sex offender

January 31, 2009 By lilly

CONCEALED WEAPON PERMIT properly denied discharged sex offender (resulting in denial of gun ownership)… certified question from Molloy.

Frank Van der hule pled guilty to sexual assault and 4 counts of rape and was sentenced 25 years imprisonment. He was paroled in 1993 and [Read more…]

Filed Under: Past Issues, Supreme Court – Criminal Tagged With: George Darragh, Mark Stern, Quentin Rhoades

Procedure/speedy trial, mental disease/defect

January 31, 2009 By lilly

PROCEDURE/SPEEDY TRIAL: Regular appeal not available from not guilty by mental disease, but even if “appeal” treated as petition for writ, speedy trial claim not properly preserved. [Read more…]

Filed Under: Past Issues, Supreme Court – Criminal Tagged With: John Heenan, Sheri Sprigg

Parole, sex offender failure to register, polygraph

January 31, 2009 By lilly

PAROLE: Sex offender in prison for failure to register properly required to undergo therapeutic polygraph, properly used in denying parole… habeas denied. [Read more…]

Filed Under: Past Issues, Supreme Court – Criminal

Joinder, MVA non-diverse tortfeasor, insurer

January 31, 2009 By lilly

JOINDER of MVA tortfeasor as non-diverse party allowed in suit against insurer, remanded… Ostby/Cebull.

Kimberlee Greenough initiated this declaratory action in State Court seeking [Read more…]

Filed Under: Federal Trial Courts, Past Issues Tagged With: Carey Matovich, Todd Shea

ERISA, employee derivative action, preemption

January 31, 2009 By lilly

ERISA: Employees lack standing to bring derivative or double derivative action against Washington-based grocery under Washington law… state law claims against top officers following $575,000 policy-limits ESOP settlement preempted by ERISA… newly constituted company not [Read more…]

Filed Under: Federal Trial Courts, Past Issues Tagged With: Dean Hoistad, James King, James McPhee, John Amsden, Kathleen DeSoto, Kimberly More, Michael Black, Patrick HagEstad, Perry Schneider, Steven Milch

Indemnification, 2 insurers, non-party Claimant

January 31, 2009 By lilly

Claimant’s back condition not caused by 1993 injury or 2006 OD, neither insurer entitled to indemnification from the other… since Claimant not a party to this action, although participating, Court cannot order her to reimburse either insurer… Shea. [Read more…]

Filed Under: Past Issues, Workers' Compensation Court Tagged With: Greg Overturf, Mary Golt, Michael Heringer

Settlements

January 31, 2009 By lilly

Plan I

Jerome Stradinger, shoulder(s), 12/99, total, $270,000, Robert Whelan

Diana Fennaker, soft-tissue neck, 9/97, $40,000, Steve Carey [Read more…]

Filed Under: Past Issues, Workers' Compensation Court

Medical malpractice, breast cancer, defense verdict

January 24, 2009 By lilly

MEDICAL MALPRACTICE: Prospective jurors with relationships with defense counsels’ firms properly not excused for cause… pathologist properly allowed to testify as to breast cancer… any error in instructing on “loss of chance”/apportionment of damages harmless as jury found [Read more…]

Filed Under: Past Issues, Supreme Court - Civil Tagged With: John Russell, Julie Lichte, Neel Hammond, Paul Warren

Homeowners association, covenants, contempt

January 24, 2009 By lilly

HOMEOWNERS ASSOCIATION: Un-named owner consented to jurisdiction in covenants dispute by physical appearance in court and lawyer’s motions… Association did not coerce owner into stipulation under guise of changing covenants to accommodate metal roof, did not interfere with attempts to bring amendments to vote, covenants [Read more…]

Filed Under: Past Issues, Supreme Court - Civil Tagged With: Gregory Duncan, Mona Jamison

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