Opinions
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Limberg v. Sanford Medical Center Fargo, et al.
2016 ND 140
Highlight: The purpose of a motion for dismissal for failure to state a claim upon which relief can be granted is to test the legal sufficiency of the statement of the claim presented in the complaint. |
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Viscito, et al. v. Christianson, et al. (cross-ref. w/20140252)
2016 ND 139
Highlight: The "law of the case" doctrine is the principle that when an appellate court has passed on a legal question and remanded the case to the court below for further proceedings, the legal question decided by the appellate court will not be decided differently on a subsequent appeal in the same case where the facts remain the same. |
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Bartholomay v. Plains Grain & Agronomy, LLC
2016 ND 138
Highlight: Generally, when an employer complies with the workers compensation statutes, the employee's exclusive remedy against the employer is limited to recovery under the workers compensation statutes. |
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Riemers v. Hill, et al. (cross-ref 20130407)
2016 ND 137
Highlight: A court has inherent power to sanction a litigant for misconduct, and sanctions may include award of attorney fees. |
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Interest of G.A.S. (CONFIDENTIAL)
2016 ND 136
Highlight: A request to treat a patient with prescribed medication requires two signatures, one from the patient's treating psychiatrist and one from another medical professional not involved in the patient's current diagnosis or treatment. |
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State v. Putney (cross-reference w/20150237)
2016 ND 135 Highlight: A restitution order is reviewed under the abuse of discretion standard. |
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Zajac v. Traill County Water Resource District
2016 ND 134 Highlight: An appeal from a decision by a local governing body must be filed with the district court within thirty days of the decision. |
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State v. Baker
2016 ND 133
Highlight: An indigent defendant facing a felony charge is entitled to have counsel provided at public expense to represent the defendant at every stage of the proceeding from initial appearance through appeal, unless the defendant waives this right. |
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State v. Williams
2016 ND 132 Highlight: The district court has discretion in deciding whether to grant a request for a transcript, and the court abuses its discretion by refusing the request if a particularized need, necessity, or justification for its preparation and use is shown. |
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State v. Clayton
2016 ND 131
Highlight: Restitution is limited to those damages directly related to, and resulting from, the defendant's criminal action. |