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Sufficiency of Evidence Upholds Conviction and Denies New Trial in Sylvester Willis v. State

Sufficiency of Evidence Upholds Conviction and Denies New Trial in Sylvester Willis v. State

Date: Mar 21, 1984
Sufficiency of Evidence Upholds Conviction and Denies New Trial in Sylvester Willis v. State Introduction Sylvester Willis v. State is a seminal case adjudicated by the Court of Criminal Appeals of...
Ensuring Specificity in Indictments: Insights from Ex parte James Lee Washington

Ensuring Specificity in Indictments: Insights from Ex parte James Lee Washington

Date: Mar 10, 1984
Ensuring Specificity in Indictments: Insights from Ex parte James Lee Washington Introduction Ex parte James Lee Washington is a seminal case decided by the Supreme Court of Alabama on March 9, 1984....
Agency Liability in Malicious Prosecution and Outrageous Conduct: National Security Fire Casualty Co. v. Bowen

Agency Liability in Malicious Prosecution and Outrageous Conduct: National Security Fire Casualty Co. v. Bowen

Date: Mar 3, 1984
Agency Liability in Malicious Prosecution and Outrageous Conduct: National Security Fire Casualty Co. v. Bowen Introduction In the landmark case of National Security Fire Casualty Company, et al. v....
Revised Criteria for Determining Reasonable Attorney's Fees: Insights from Peebles v. Miley

Revised Criteria for Determining Reasonable Attorney's Fees: Insights from Peebles v. Miley

Date: Oct 1, 1983
Revised Criteria for Determining Reasonable Attorney's Fees: Insights from Peebles v. Miley Introduction The Supreme Court of Alabama's decision in John D. Peebles, et al. v. Mary S. Miley, 439 So.2d...
Invasion of Privacy in Employment: Phillips v. Smalley Maintenance Services, Inc.

Invasion of Privacy in Employment: Phillips v. Smalley Maintenance Services, Inc.

Date: Jul 16, 1983
Invasion of Privacy in Employment: Phillips v. Smalley Maintenance Services, Inc. Introduction In the landmark case of Brenda Phillips v. Smalley Maintenance Services, Inc., decided by the Supreme...
Ensuring Proper Submission of Conversion Claims: Analysis of JOHN DEERE IND. EQUIP. CO. v. Keller

Ensuring Proper Submission of Conversion Claims: Analysis of JOHN DEERE IND. EQUIP. CO. v. Keller

Date: May 7, 1983
Ensuring Proper Submission of Conversion Claims: Analysis of JOHN DEERE Industrial Equipment Company v. Ray Keller Introduction The case of JOHN DEERE Industrial Equipment Company v. Ray Keller,...
Material Misrepresentation Without Intent Required for Rescission of Insurance Policy: National Savings Life Ins. Co. v. Eula Dutton

Material Misrepresentation Without Intent Required for Rescission of Insurance Policy: National Savings Life Ins. Co. v. Eula Dutton

Date: Sep 18, 1982
Material Misrepresentation Without Intent Required for Rescission of Insurance Policy: National Savings Life Insurance Company v. Eula Dutton (1982) Introduction National Savings Life Insurance...
Reaffirmation of the 20-Year Rule of Repose in Sankey v. Gaines W. Keith

Reaffirmation of the 20-Year Rule of Repose in Sankey v. Gaines W. Keith

Date: Jul 31, 1982
Reaffirmation of the 20-Year Rule of Repose in Sankey v. Gaines W. Keith Introduction Sankey BOSHELL, et al. v. Gaines W. KEITH, Drummond Coal Company, and United States Steel Corporation is a...
Establishing Bad Faith in Insurance Claims: Insights from National Security Fire Casualty Co. v. Bowen

Establishing Bad Faith in Insurance Claims: Insights from National Security Fire Casualty Co. v. Bowen

Date: Jul 17, 1982
Establishing Bad Faith in Insurance Claims: Insights from National Security Fire Casualty Co. v. Bowen Introduction In the landmark case of National Security Fire Casualty Company v. Stanley R....
Affirmation of the Elimination of the Automatic Exception in Alabama Criminal Procedure

Affirmation of the Elimination of the Automatic Exception in Alabama Criminal Procedure

Date: Jun 5, 1982
Affirmation of the Elimination of the Automatic Exception in Alabama Criminal Procedure Introduction Ex parte: William Thomas ALLEN is a landmark decision by the Supreme Court of Alabama, rendered on...
Defining Fraudulent Conveyances and Necessary Party Requirements in Alabama Law

Defining Fraudulent Conveyances and Necessary Party Requirements in Alabama Law

Date: Nov 26, 1981
Defining Fraudulent Conveyances and Necessary Party Requirements in Alabama Law Introduction The case J.C. Jacobs Banking Co., a Corp. v. W. Loy Campbell et al. (406 So. 2d 834) adjudicated by the...
Establishing the Intentional Tort of Bad Faith in Insurance Claims: Gulf Atlantic Life Insurance Company v. Rosezenna Barnes

Establishing the Intentional Tort of Bad Faith in Insurance Claims: Gulf Atlantic Life Insurance Company v. Rosezenna Barnes

Date: Oct 3, 1981
Establishing the Intentional Tort of Bad Faith in Insurance Claims: Gulf Atlantic Life Insurance Company v. Rosezenna Barnes Introduction Gulf Atlantic Life Insurance Company v. Rosezenna Barnes, 405...
Application of Remittitur in Insurance Fraud Litigation: Insights from Gowens v. Old Southern Life Insurance Co.

Application of Remittitur in Insurance Fraud Litigation: Insights from Gowens v. Old Southern Life Insurance Co.

Date: Oct 3, 1981
Application of Remittitur in Insurance Fraud Litigation: Insights from Gowens v. Old Southern Life Insurance Co. Introduction The legal landscape surrounding insurance fraud and the assessment of...
Recognition of the Tort of Bad Faith in First-Party Insurance Actions: Chavers v. National Security Fire Casualty Co.

Recognition of the Tort of Bad Faith in First-Party Insurance Actions: Chavers v. National Security Fire Casualty Co.

Date: Oct 3, 1981
Recognition of the Tort of Bad Faith in First-Party Insurance Actions: Chavers v. National Security Fire Casualty Co. Introduction The Supreme Court of Alabama, in the landmark case Bill L. Chavers...
Establishing Aggravating Circumstances in Alabama Death Penalty Cases: Dudley Wayne KYZER v. STATE of Alabama

Establishing Aggravating Circumstances in Alabama Death Penalty Cases: Dudley Wayne KYZER v. STATE of Alabama

Date: Apr 11, 1981
Establishing Aggravating Circumstances in Alabama Death Penalty Cases: Dudley Wayne KYZER v. STATE of Alabama Introduction The case of Dudley Wayne KYZER v. STATE of Alabama, decided by the Supreme...
Alabama Supreme Court Declares Tender Years Presumption Unconstitutional Under Equal Protection Clause

Alabama Supreme Court Declares Tender Years Presumption Unconstitutional Under Equal Protection Clause

Date: Mar 28, 1981
Alabama Supreme Court Declares Tender Years Presumption Unconstitutional Under Equal Protection Clause Introduction In the landmark case Ex parte Christopher P. Devine (398 So. 2d 686, Supreme Court...
Severability and Jury Discretion in Capital Sentencing: A Comprehensive Analysis of BECK v. ALABAMA

Severability and Jury Discretion in Capital Sentencing: A Comprehensive Analysis of BECK v. ALABAMA

Date: Mar 7, 1981
Severability and Jury Discretion in Capital Sentencing: A Comprehensive Analysis of BECK v. ALABAMA Introduction BECK v. ALABAMA (396 So. 2d 645) is a landmark case decided by the Supreme Court of...
Recognition of the Tort of Outrageous Conduct Causing Severe Emotional Distress in Alabama

Recognition of the Tort of Outrageous Conduct Causing Severe Emotional Distress in Alabama

Date: Feb 7, 1981
Recognition of the Tort of Outrageous Conduct Causing Severe Emotional Distress in Alabama Introduction The case of The American Road Service Company v. Robert F. Inmon, decided on February 6, 1981,...
Liability of Landowners for Obvious Dangers: Analysis of Quillen v. Quillen

Liability of Landowners for Obvious Dangers: Analysis of Quillen v. Quillen

Date: Oct 4, 1980
Liability of Landowners for Obvious Dangers: Analysis of Quillen v. Quillen Introduction Elmer Quillen v. Lois Quillen, 388 So. 2d 985 (Supreme Court of Alabama, 1980), is a pivotal case that...
Reversing the Court of Criminal Appeals: Establishing the Sufficiency of Circumstantial Evidence in DOLVIN v. STATE of Alabama

Reversing the Court of Criminal Appeals: Establishing the Sufficiency of Circumstantial Evidence in DOLVIN v. STATE of Alabama

Date: Oct 4, 1980
Reversing the Court of Criminal Appeals: Establishing the Sufficiency of Circumstantial Evidence in DOLVIN v. STATE of Alabama Introduction In the landmark case of DOLVIN v. STATE of Alabama, the...
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