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Frieze v. Frieze
2005 ND 53
Highlight: Section 14-09-06.6(5), N.D.C.C., limits the grounds upon which a court may grant a motion to change custody which is brought within two years following entry of the order establishing custody, and includes the persistent and willful denial of interference with visitation or a present environment which may endanger or impair the child's physical or emotional health or development. |
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Thomas v. Workforce Safety and Insurance, et al.
2005 ND 52
Highlight: A willful failure to give a maximum consistent effort in a functional capacity assessment can constitute noncompliance with vocational rehabilitation. |
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Larsen v. ND Dept. of Transportation
2005 ND 51 Highlight: In interpreting a statute, a court may not disregard the letter of the statute under the pretext of pursuing its spirit, and may not add words to the statute. |
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Roberts v. ND Department of Human Services
2005 ND 50
Highlight: An applicant for medicaid benefits has the burden of establishing eligibility for benefits and providing information necessary to establish eligibility. |
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Kaiser v. State
2005 ND 49 Highlight: If, in responding to an application for post-conviction relief, the State moves for dismissal and presents matters outside the pleading and the court does not exclude them, the opposing party shall have 30 days after service of the State's brief within which to serve and file an answer brief and supporting papers. |
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Gamboa v. State
2005 ND 48
Highlight: In post-conviction relief proceedings, it is not an abuse of discretion to deny default judgment when a petitioner cannot show he suffered any prejudice from the State's untimely response. |
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Sweeney v. Sweeney (Cross-Ref. w/20010129)
2005 ND 47
Highlight: In divorce proceedings, a trial court must award reasonable attorney fees and court costs to one parent if it finds the other parent has made an allegation of harm to the child that is false and not made in good faith or if the court finds there has been willful and persistent denial of the noncustodial parent's visitation rights by the custodial parent. |
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State v. Arth
2005 ND 46 Highlight: A sentence of five years' imprisonment with the last two years suspended for violation of a domestic violence protection order is summarily affirmed under N.D.R.App.P. 35.1(a)(4). |
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Disciplinary Board v. Schoppert
2005 ND 45 Highlight: Lawyer disbarment ordered. |
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Ringsaker v. Workforce Safety & Insurance Fund, et al.
2005 ND 44 Highlight: An injured employee seeking workers compensation benefits must file a claim within one year after the injury. The date of injury is the first date that a reasonable person knew or should have known that he had suffered a work-related injury and has either lost wages because of a resulting disability or received medical treatment. |