Opinions
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Kiecker v. ND Dept. of Transportation
2005 ND 23
Highlight: The results of a blood-alcohol test must be received in evidence when it is shown that the sample was properly obtained and the test was fairy administered, and if the test is shown to have been performed according to methods and with devices approved by the State Toxicologist. |
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Jones v. ND State Board of Medical Examiners
2005 ND 22
Highlight: A physician has no statutory or due process right to appear personally before the State Board of Medical Examiners when the Board deliberates whether to accept or reject an administrative law judge's recommendations. |
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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. |