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Archives for November 2021

Class certification premature, landlord/tenant

November 6, 2021 By lilly

CLASS CERTIFICATION properly denied at early stage in landlord/tenant litigation, could be revisited depending on disposition of dismissed claims that are not yet appealable… Seeley affirmed. [Read more…]

Filed Under: Past Issues, Supreme Court - Civil Tagged With: Ben Kappelman, Christopher Froines

Child sex abuse, indecent exposure to minor, statute dates

November 6, 2021 By lilly

CHILD SEX ABUSE: Attorneys were ineffective by failing to challenge the statutory basis for indecent exposure to minor when the statute did not go into effect until after one of the alleged incidents occurred… ex post facto application of statute for sexual abuse of children also requires reversal, remand for new trial… Spaulding reversed. [Read more…]

Filed Under: Past Issues, Supreme Court – Criminal Tagged With: Alexander Pyle, Burt Hurwitz, Cory Swanson, Katie Schulz

Incest, unusual duress mandatory sentence exception

November 6, 2021 By lilly

INCEST: Claim of unusual duress exception to mandatory sentence based on Defendant’s own childhood sexual abuse properly rejected… Rieger affirmed (memorandum). [Read more…]

Filed Under: Past Issues, Supreme Court – Criminal Tagged With: Bree Gee, Russ Hart

Restitution, DUI MVA, victim “may have jumped light”

November 6, 2021 By lilly

RESTITUTION: Claimed $77,842.60 lost wages and medicals properly imposed on DUI driver in MVA in which contributory negligence claim was supported only by witness statement in MHP report that victim “may have jumped the light”… Allison affirmed (memorandum). [Read more…]

Filed Under: Past Issues, Supreme Court – Criminal Tagged With: Amy Kenison, Brad Fjeldheim, Moses Okeyo

Sexual assault, civil suit stay for “potential” criminal

November 6, 2021 By lilly

SEXUAL ASSAULT: Stay of civil suit until expiration of statute of limitations for “potential” criminal prosecution denied… Eddy. [Read more…]

Filed Under: Past Issues, State Trial Courts Tagged With: John Heenan, Jordan Crosby, Paul Haffeman, Randy Tarum, Stephanie Hollar, Stephanie Oblander

Drugs, pen registers/trace devices for cell site location

November 6, 2021 By lilly

DRUGS: Orders authorizing installation of pen registers and trace devices and to obtain cell site location valid under 4th Amendment even if questionable under Montana law… request for new counsel considered withdrawn based on counsel’s representation that Defendant had changed his mind… meth convictions affirmed… Watters affirmed (memorandum). [Read more…]

Filed Under: Ninth Circuit Court, Past Issues Tagged With: Colin Rubich, Julie Patten, Kristina Neal

Settlements

November 6, 2021 By lilly

Plan I

Sally Sterup, head 12/08, wrist 4/11, sternum and thoracic burst fracture 2/18, Billings, MHN initiated all benefits due & owing, Petitioner has achieved MMI, impairment assigned, disputes as to reasonable & necessary medical, $88,302 for all claims ($25,000 to Petitioner, $63,302 MSA), stipulated judgment; Russell Plath for Sterup, Joe Maynard for MHN [Read more…]

Filed Under: Past Issues, Workers' Compensation Court

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