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Drugs/DUI, officer certification, jail video erasure

May 4, 2019 By lilly

DRUGS/DUI: Arresting officer not precluded from testifying by alleged certification deficiencies… warrant to search truck supported by probable cause starting with scent of marijuana… accidental erasure of jail processing video insufficient to dismiss DUI… Laird affirmed. [Read more…]

Filed Under: Past Issues, Supreme Court – Criminal Tagged With: Tammy Plubell, William D'Alton

Dispatcher timecard investigation, abuse of process

August 4, 2018 By lilly

DISPATCHER TIMECARD INVESTIGATION: Abuse of process, defamation, Anti-Intimidation Act claims of dispatch supervisor investigated but not prosecuted for timecard fraud dismissed on summary judgment. . . Hayworth. [Read more…]

Filed Under: Past Issues, State Trial Courts Tagged With: Gerry Fagan, Peter Damrow, William D'Alton

Excessive force/Terry stop, state law claims

August 12, 2017 By lilly

EXCESSIVE FORCE/TERRY STOP: Dismissal of state law claims against officer and City relating to investigation of motorcyclists/motorist confrontation properly dismissed on summary judgment following 9th Circuit disposition of federal claims affirmed… objection to supplemental jurisdiction waived but in any event properly exercised… Watters affirmed (unpublished). [Read more…]

Filed Under: Ninth Circuit Court, Past Issues Tagged With: Adam Tunning, Brendon Rohan, Gerry Fagan, Leo Selvey, Mark Thieszen, Michele Braukmann, William D'Alton

Costs on remand from $300,000 discharge reversal

May 13, 2017 By lilly

COSTS properly awarded City on remand from reversal of $300,000 discharge verdict based on conclusion that JML should have been granted, despite MMIA obligation to pay costs… Fagg affirmed (IOR I-3(c)). [Read more…]

Filed Under: Past Issues, Supreme Court - Civil Tagged With: Michael Lilly, William D'Alton

Excessive force/Terry stop, state law claims

October 29, 2016 By lilly

EXCESSIVE FORCE/TERRY STOP: State law claims against officer and City relating to investigation of motorcyclists/motorist confrontation dismissed on summary judgment following 9th Circuit disposition of federal claims… Watters. [Read more…]

Filed Under: Federal Trial Courts, Past Issues Tagged With: Brendon Rohan, Gerry Fagan, Sanford Selvey, William D'Alton

§1983, fired police chief

October 1, 2016 By lilly

§1983 claims by fired police chief properly rejected… Haddon affirmed (unpublished). [Read more…]

Filed Under: Ninth Circuit Court, Past Issues Tagged With: Michael Lilly, William D'Alton

Wrongful discharge, police chief, sexual harassment

July 23, 2016 By lilly

WRONGFUL DISCHARGE: JML improperly denied for City based on uncontested evidence that Police Chief sexually harassed dispatcher… $300,000 verdict reversed… Fagg reversed. [Read more…]

Filed Under: Past Issues, Supreme Court - Civil Tagged With: Bridget leFeber, Michael Lilly, William D'Alton

Excessive force/Terry stop

May 28, 2016 By lilly

EXCESSIVE FORCE/TERRY STOP claims against officer relating to investigation of motorcyclists/motorist confrontation should have been dismissed on summary judgment… Molloy reversed (unpublished). [Read more…]

Filed Under: Ninth Circuit Court, Past Issues Tagged With: Brendon Rohan, Michele Braukmann, Robert Stephens, Sanford Selvey, William D'Alton

Oil & gas, surface damage remedies

January 30, 2016 By lilly

OIL & GAS: Surface owner not required to exhaust administrative remedy under Surface Damage Act before litigating damage claim in court… Simonton affirmed. [Read more…]

Filed Under: Past Issues, Supreme Court - Civil Tagged With: Loren O’Toole II, William D'Alton

$300,000 verdict, wrongful discharge, police chief

May 30, 2015 By lilly

VERDICT: $300,000, wrongful discharge, Colstrip Police Chief. [Read more…]

Filed Under: Past Issues, State Trial Courts Tagged With: Bridget leFeber, Michael Lilly, William D'Alton

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