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in the Interest of C.D.E., C.V.E., and S.D.E., Children
⭐ 67 citedNortheast Wine Development, LLC v. Service-Universal Distributors, Inc.
⭐ 67 citedT. Joseph v. The Scranton Times, Aplt
⭐ 67 citedHelpin v. Trustees of the University of Pennsylvania
⭐ 67 citedState v. Gonzales
⭐ 66 citedUnder N.D.C.C. § 12.1-32-08, a district court may enter restitution for damages or expenses sustained by a victim that are immediate, intimate, causally connected and directly related to the criminal ...
Zavanna v. Gadeco
⭐ 66 citedThe plaintiff bears the burden of proof on its quiet title claim. Where the plaintiff owns a top lease and the defendant owns a bottom lease covering the same oil and gas leasehold interest, the plain...
Board of Trustees of the Leland Stanford Junior University v. Roche Molecular Systems, Inc.
⭐ 66 citedSimpson v. Office of the Chief Judge of the Circuit Court
⭐ 66 citedSmathers v. Glass
⭐ 65 citedTorts—Summary judgment—When resolving a case on summary judgment, the trial court does not weigh the evidence in the case—When reviewing a grant of summary judgment, a court of appeals does not defer ...
In re the Marriage of Meredith
⭐ 65 citedAbner v. Kansas City Southern Railroad
⭐ 65 citedRamon Jasso Arangure v. Matthew Whitaker
⭐ 65 citedD.R. Ex Rel. Robinson v. Government of the District of Columbia
⭐ 65 citedJames Mathena v. United States
⭐ 65 citedBrotherhood of Locomotive Engineers & Trainmen General Committee of Adjustment CSX Transportation Northern Lines v. CSX Transportation, Inc.
⭐ 65 citedIn the Matter of the WELFARE OF the CHILD OF R.D.L. and J.W., Parents
⭐ 64 citedBrothers v. New York State Electric & Gas Corp.
⭐ 64 citedin the Interest of J.D.M., a Child
⭐ 64 citedIn Re the Marriage of Shanks
⭐ 64 citedSchmidt v. Northern States Power Co.
⭐ 63 citedWe the Patriots USA, Inc. v. Conn. Office of Early Childhood Dev.
⭐ 62 citedIn Re the Summons Issued to Ernst & Young, LLP
⭐ 62 citedThe Village of Vernon Hills v. Heelan
⭐ 62 citedState v. Barnes
⭐ 61 citedCriminal law—Crim.R. 32.1—A presentence motion to withdraw a guilty plea should be freely and liberally granted—The determination whether there is a reasonable and legitimate basis for a defendant's r...