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State v. Smith (Consolidated w/20040115)
2005 ND 21
Highlight: The information obtained by a police officer from an anonymous informant cannot alone establish probable cause if the tip provides virtually nothing from which a person might conclude the informant is honest or his information is reliable, or if the information gives absolutely no indication of the basis for identifying the criminal activities. |
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Boumont v. Boumont
2005 ND 20 Highlight: The Child Support Guidelines' equal-physical-custody provision mandates the appropriate formula for calculating child support in cases where a divorce judgment or court order provides each parent with physical custody of their children exactly 50% of the time, regardless of the actual custodial arrangement subsequently exercised by the parties. |
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Johnson v. State
2005 ND 19 Highlight: Under N.D.R.Ct. 3.2(a), an applicant for post-conviction relief has 10 days to respond to a motion for summary disposition made by the State. |
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State v. Klindtworth
2005 ND 18
Highlight: A victim's alarm or fear is an element of disorderly conduct only if the defendant is charged with those parts of the statute that refer to it. |
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Christoffersen v. Giese
2005 ND 17 |
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State v. Igou
2005 ND 16
Highlight: When challenging the sufficiency of the evidence to support a criminal conviction, the defendant bears the burden of showing that the evidence, when viewed in the light most favorable to the verdict, reveals no reasonable inference of guilt. |
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State v. Fields
2005 ND 15
Highlight: Actual drug evidence, rather than indicia of drugs, obtained from a garbage search, is enough to support probable cause for a search warrant. |
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State v. Jackson
2005 ND 14 Highlight: The distance an officer follows a vehicle does not abrogate a legally legitimate basis for a traffic stop. |
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State v. Thill
2005 ND 13
Highlight: When the State fails to preserve evidence that is neither clearly exculpatory or inculpatory, a defendant must prove the State acted in bad faith to constitute a denial of due process. |
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City of Bismarck v. Bosch
2005 ND 12
Highlight: For a filed document or process to be a necessary part of the approved method for conducting an Intoxilyzer test, the State Toxicologist must expressly include it in the approved method and make it a part of the requirement for fair administration. |