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When MICRA Stops at the Curb: California Supreme Court Limits §340.5 to Professional Duties Owed in Rendering Medical Care Commentary on Gutierrez v. Tostado, Supreme Court of California (July 31,...
Boundary Lines Re-Drawn: Juliuson v. Johnson and the Limits of Good-Faith Claims Beyond Insurance Contracts Introduction In Juliuson v. Johnson, 2025 ND 139, the North Dakota Supreme Court issued a...
Tamm v. Gatzke: Re-drawing the Lines – North Dakota Reins in Rule 12(c) and Re-affirms Fact-Intensive Nature of Express and Implied Easement Claims Introduction Tamm v. Gatzke, 2025 ND 141, is the...
Clarity over Cocktails: North Dakota Supreme Court Refines the Vagueness Test for Non-Criminal Municipal Ordinances Governing Alcohol Service Introduction In Liquid Hospitality, LLC d/b/a Windbreak...
“Granular Privilege Review” Mandated: Anne Carlsen Center v. LeFevre and the New North Dakota Specificity Standard in Discovery Orders Introduction Anne Carlsen Center v. LeFevre, 2025 ND 142, is a...
Harrelson v. State: Refining Plain-Error Review of Improper Comments on “Equally Accessible” Witnesses 1. Introduction Jonathan Harrelson, a forty-four-year-old Mississippi resident, was convicted of...
In re Phillips: Indiana Supreme Court Establishes CPA-Monitored Probation as the Default Sanction for Trust-Account Mismanagement and Unreasonable Estate Fees Introduction The decision in In the...
People v. Williams (1st Dep’t 2025): Handcuffing by DHS Is a De Facto Arrest Requiring Probable Cause; “Distinctive Clothing” and Murky Video Do Not Supply Probable Cause; Unpreserved Attenuation...
Retroactive Two‑Year Probation Cap Reaches Nonfinal Revocation Cases and Unwinds Executed Sentences: Commentary on People v. Faial (Cal. 2025) Introduction In People v. Faial, the California Supreme...
“Hostility Requires Objective Acts” – Roth v. Meyer and the Refined Standard for Proving Adverse Possession in North Dakota Introduction Roth v. Meyer, 2025 ND 116, is the North Dakota Supreme...
Rademacher v. State – North Dakota Supreme Court Clarifies the Evidentiary Burden for Post-Conviction Ineffective-Assistance Claims Involving Unobtained Expert Evaluations Introduction Steven Charles...
Beyond Borders: The Rhode Island Supreme Court Confirms Extraterritorial Reach of the “Relevant Market Area” under the Dealer Law Introduction Rhode Island Truck Center, LLC (“RITC”), the state’s...
Potenza v. Deutsche Bank — Rhode Island Supreme Court Tightens the “Diligence-and-Reliance” Test for Rule 60(b) Independent Actions Alleging Fraud on the Court Introduction The Rhode Island Supreme...
Roundtree v. Page: A New Standard for Determining When a Municipal Initiative Is “Legislative” Introduction Roundtree v. Page, decided by the Arizona Supreme Court on 30 July 2025, addresses the...
“The Oral-Presentation Cure” – Hill v. State of Wyoming (2025 WY 86) and the New Standard for Last-Minute Mitigating Evidence at Sentencing Introduction In Tyler James Hill v. The State of Wyoming,...
Clarifying the Limits of an Appellate Mandate: Wyoming Supreme Court Restricts Post-Judgment Revival of Un-pleaded Claims in Trust Litigation Introduction The decision in Redland v. Kimsey, 2025 WY...
Goetz Jurisdictional Rule: Wyoming Supreme Court Declares Rule 801 Sanctions for Attorney Tardiness to be Indirect Criminal Contempt Requiring Separate Proceedings 1. Introduction Case: In the Matter...
Reaffirming Timeliness & Proper Service as Preconditions for Prisoner-Transport in Termination of Parental Rights Trials Comprehensive Commentary on Mitch J. v. State of Alaska, DFCS, OCS (Supreme...
Airey v. Feliciano: The “No-Candidate, No-Primary” Rule – Connecticut Supreme Court Clarifies the Limits of § 9-329a(b)(3) Introduction On 29 July 2025 the Connecticut Supreme Court delivered its...
State v. Parris: A Heightened Intolerance for Prosecutorial Misstatements on Affirmative Defenses Introduction In State v. Parris, the Connecticut Supreme Court addressed whether repeated...