Opinions
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State v. Lark
2017 ND 251 Highlight: Whether probable cause exists is a question of law, fully reviewable on appeal. The test for probable cause is not based on the subjective view of a law enforcement officer, but rather is an objective standard based on the totality of the circumstances. |
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Giwa v. State
2017 ND 250
Highlight: A district court may appropriately decline to apply a new rule of criminal procedure retroactively when applying the rule would not prevent manifest injustice and there is no indication the rule was meant to be applied retroactively. |
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State v. Crissler
2017 ND 249 Highlight: Under N.D.R.Ev. 701, lay witness testimony is properly admitted when it is based on the witness's perception and is helpful to understanding a fact in issue. |
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Interest of P.T.D. (CONFIDENTIAL)(cons. w/ 20170069 - 20170072)
2017 ND 248 Highlight: When the juvenile court makes insufficient findings of fact, this Court may remand with instructions requiring the juvenile court to make additional findings of fact. |
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Interest of B.A.C. (CONFIDENTIAL)
2017 ND 247 Highlight: Firearm restrictions under 18 U.S.C. 922(d)(4) and (g)(4) are a collateral consequence of involuntary commitment orders. Thus, the mootness doctrine does not apply. |
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State v. Campbell
2017 ND 246 Highlight: A district court's decisions relating to expert witness testimony will be affirmed absent an abuse of discretion. |
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Berry v. Berry
2017 ND 245
Highlight: A district court's decision whether to grant relief under N.D.R.Civ.P. 60(b) will not be overturned on appeal absent an abuse of discretion. |
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State v. Mayland
2017 ND 244
Highlight: A defendant fails to preserve a jury instruction issue for appellate review when he stipulates to the exclusion of a jury instruction regarding prior convictions. |
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Estate of Eagon
2017 ND 243
Highlight: A boilerplate will provision directing payment of "federal and state taxes" from estate assets is not a clear and unambiguous directive that federal estate taxes be apportioned differently from the method provided by the estate tax apportionment statute. |
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Brew v. Brew
2017 ND 242
Highlight: The district court is required to equitably distribute marital property in a divorce proceeding, and a property division does not need to be equal to be equitable. |