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Lindstaedt v. George
2020 ND 262
Highlight: A district court’s finding of domestic violence is a finding of fact that will not be overturned unless it is clearly erroneous. |
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State v. Rodriguez
2020 ND 261 Highlight: A defendant cannot successfully argue their waiver of the Sixth Amendment right to counsel was not voluntary, knowing, and intelligent when the record demonstrates the defendant’s clear desire to represent himself despite an understanding of the risks therein. To challenge a conviction based on the sufficiency of the evidence on appeal, a defendant must move for a judgment of acquittal under N.D.R.Crim.P. 29 at trial. This Court may not consider whether a district court obviously erred if an appellant fails to argue obvious error on appeal. |
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Discover Bank v. Hornbacher
2020 ND 260 Highlight: A stipulation providing for entry of judgment in an amount certain followed by an agreed payment schedule to avoid execution is sufficient to require a district court to enter judgment according to the stipulation. |
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Sather v. Sather
2020 ND 259
Highlight: A divorce judgment is final if the district court adjudicates all claims in the divorce proceeding, and does not reserve disposition of an issue. |
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Three Aces Properties v. United Rentals
2020 ND 258 Highlight: Cost of repairs or diminution of value are both appropriate measure of damages for a breach of contract claim related to a duty to repair under a lease. |
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Everett v. State
2020 ND 257 Highlight: Orders denying leave to file are not appealable. |
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Curtiss v. State
2020 ND 256
Highlight: Any attempt to avoid, defeat or evade a judgment, or to deny its force and effect, in some incidental proceeding not provided for by law, with the express purpose of obtaining relief from that judgment is a collateral attack. |
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State v. Bolme
2020 ND 255
Highlight: Under the reasonable suspicion standard, an officer is not required to see a motorist violating a traffic law or rule out every potential innocent excuse for the behavior in question before stopping a vehicle for investigation. |
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Rentz v. BNSF Railway Co.
2020 ND 254
Highlight: Rule 615, N.D.R.Ev., serves the twin purposes of (1) preventing one witness’ testimony from influencing the testimony of other witnesses; and (2) aiding in detecting false testimony and credibility issues. |
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Kuntz v. Leiss, et al.
2020 ND 253
Highlight: A property owner must prove actual injury to recover more than nominal damages on a trespass claim. |