Opinions
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State v. Pavlicek
2012 ND 154
Highlight: In sufficiency of the evidence challenges, the appellate court merely reviews the record to determine if there is competent evidence allowing the jury to draw an inference reasonably tending to prove guilt and fairly warranting a conviction. |
Interest of A.W. (CONFIDENTIAL)
2012 ND 153
Highlight: A child is a deprived child for purposes of termination of parental rights if the child has been abandoned by the child's parent, guardian, or other custodian. |
Miller, et al. v. Walsh County Water Resource District
2012 ND 152
Highlight: The legality of dikes is measured by the law in effect at the time the dikes were constructed. |
State, ex rel. Roseland v. Herauf, et al.
2012 ND 151
Highlight: The Supreme Court exercises supervisory jurisdiction only in extraordinary cases to rectify errors and prevent injustice when no adequate alternative remedy exists. |
Reiser, et al. v. Thorpe, et al.
2012 ND 150 Highlight: Judgment awarding $98,543.84 in costs and disbursements for defending against a negligence and breach of contract lawsuit is summarily affirmed under N.D.R.App.P. 35.1(a)(4). |
D&P Terminal, et al. v. City of Fargo
2012 ND 149 Highlight: A special assessment commission is not prohibited from using a formula such as front footage or square footage to determine the amount of benefit to properties within an improvement district. |
Hale v. State of North Dakota, et al.
2012 ND 148
Highlight: Economic development constitutes an enterprise for a public purpose under the gift clause provision of the state constitution. |
State v. Chisholm
2012 ND 147 Highlight: When a defendant in a homicide case argues self-defense, evidence of specific instances of prior violent conduct by the victim may be admissible to show the defendant's state of mind if he was aware of the prior conduct, but the district court may in its discretion refuse to admit evidence of prior conduct which is too remote in time. |
Rinas v. Engelhardt
2012 ND 146
Highlight: Review of the specific terms of relief provided in a domestic violence protection order is limited to whether the district court acted within its statutory authority in granting the relief. This standard of review has been called the abuse-of-discretion standard in other, similar contexts. |
State v. Mertz
2012 ND 145
Highlight: The specific crime intended to be committed in the premises is not an element of burglary. |