Opinions
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State v. Moe
2010 ND 90 Highlight: The standard for reconciling a jury verdict is whether the verdict is legally inconsistent. Verdicts are not legally inconsistent when they can legally coexist and when the jury's findings are not clearly contrary to the evidence. |
State v. Smith
2010 ND 89
Highlight: Whether the trial court's findings of fact reach the level of probable cause is a question of law, fully reviewable on appeal. |
State ex rel. Harris v. Lee, et al.
2010 ND 88
Highlight: The Supreme Court exercises its authority to issue supervisory writs rarely and cautiously, and only to rectify errors and prevent injustice in extraordinary cases when no adequate alternative remedy exists. |
Dupay v. Dupay
2010 ND 87
Highlight: Proceeds from a personal injury settlement must be considered in calculating an obligor's income for child support purposes. |
Erickson, et al. v. Erickson, et al.
2010 ND 86
Highlight: A claim of constructive fraud requires reviewing the circumstances leading to the formation of the contract. |
Sheets v. Farhart Law Firm, et al.
2010 ND 85
Highlight: On appeal from a bench trial, a district court's findings of fact will not be overturned unless clearly erroneous. |
Interest of A.R. (CONFIDENTIAL)
2010 ND 84
Highlight: A violation of the disorderly conduct statute does not necessarily depend on the particular content of the speech involved, but on the behavior. |
Arnegard, et al. v. Cayko, et al.
2010 ND 83
Highlight: The primary objective in interpreting a statute is to determine the intent of the legislature by first looking at the language of the statute and giving words their plain, ordinary, and commonly understood meaning, unless the words are defined in the code or the drafters clearly intended otherwise. |
State v. Gietzen
2010 ND 82
Highlight: After a chemical analysis is received into evidence, the propriety of the blood draw is a question of fact affecting the weight to be given the results of the chemical analysis. |
Jacob v. State
2010 ND 81 Highlight: Proposed expert testimony must be viewed within the context of the other evidence and the overall conduct of the trial when a post-conviction relief petitioner alleges ineffective assistance of counsel. |