Plan I
Aaron Hopkins, neck, 7/19, $76,616, Andrew Huppert
Maurice Austin, upper extremities, 6/22, disputed, $10,000, Chris Helmer [Read more…]
The Weekly Digest of Montana Law
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Plan I
Aaron Hopkins, neck, 7/19, $76,616, Andrew Huppert
Maurice Austin, upper extremities, 6/22, disputed, $10,000, Chris Helmer [Read more…]
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ABORTIONS: State failed to show that abortions cannot be safely provided by APRNs, §50-20-109 limiting to physicians and PAs properly held unconstitutional violation of privacy… Menahan affirmed. [Read more…]
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JUDICIAL STANDARDS: Public reprimand of Dayton. [Read more…]
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SENTENCING: State did not breach plea agreement in which sexual offenses against children were amended to criminal endangerments and maximums were imposed rather than agreed 6 years suspended… SVORA registration improperly imposed on non-sexual offenses despite acceptance in plea agreement… Gilbert affirmed, reversed. [Read more…]
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SENTENCING: Contested conditions properly imposed on Defendant charged with felony sexual assault of minors who pled guilty to criminal endangerment… Best affirmed (memorandum). [Read more…]
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DUI: Sufficient facts to conduct investigatory stop of vehicle partly in ditch, further DUI investigation, statements about drinking were voluntary… Brown affirmed. [Read more…]
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HABITUAL TRAFFIC OFFENDER: Idaho default Infraction for failing to respond to Idaho speeding citation properly counted as a conviction by Montana MVD… Perry affirmed (memorandum). [Read more…]
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HOUSE CONSTRUCTION: Claims that contractor suffered subdural hematoma from being struck on head by pipe and is owed for work performed rejected on summary judgment… Cuffe. [Read more…]
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SETTLEMENT: $11 million, traumatic arm amputation in drilling accident. [Read more…]
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Quiet Title Act: Challenge of public use of road across private land per FS easement improperly dismissed based on statute of limitations… §2409a(g) is a nonjurisdictional claims-processing rule… Christensen, 9th Circuit reversed. [Read more…]