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Mandamus to Compel a “Gaughan Order” When an Interlocutory Foreclosure/Lien Order Lacks Findings Needed for Extraordinary-Writ Review I. Introduction In State ex rel. Justice Holdings, LLC v. Hon....
New West Virginia Abuse-and-Neglect Rule: A Parent Cannot Be Dismissed While Any Parental Rights Remain, and Disposition Modification Must Follow the Full Procedures of the New Disposition Case: In...
Vacated Dependency Findings Still Supply Probable Cause Bar to WICP Absent “Fraud, Perjury, or Other Corrupt Means” Stephens v. State, Supreme Court of the State of Arizona (May 22, 2026), No....
“Primary Residence” Means the Majority-Time Home: A Trial Court May Not Award the Other Parent More Possession After a Binding Jury Verdict I. Introduction Prabhakar Gopalan v. Andrea Marsh is a...
Certified Questions Declined When Predicate Federal Order Is on Appeal and the Answer Would Be Non‑Determinative 1. Introduction In County Commission of Fayette County v. Pardee and Curtin Realty LLC...
“Good Cause” for Untimely Intervention Before the Maui Planning Commission Means a “Sufficient Reason,” Not the Chen v. Mah Default Standard Gutschmidt v. Maui Planning Commission (Haw. May 22, 2026)...
Rhode Island Reaffirms: Personal-Injury/Invasion-of-Privacy Claims Accrue at First Injury and Are Barred After Three Years; Parents Cannot Litigate Minors’ Tort Claims Pro Se 1. Introduction In...
Charging a Garnishee Under § 10-17-15 Requires “Refusal or Neglect,” Not Mere Defective or Late Affidavits 1. Introduction In Joan Strassman v. Karen Howe (R.I. May 22, 2026), the Rhode Island...
Forward-Looking Rent-Deposit Rule in Residential Eviction Appeals; Possession Statutes Inapplicable After Tenant Vacates 1. Introduction In Pioneer Investments, LLC v. Nicole McKiernan (R.I. May 22,...
Zoom Testimony Over Objection Violates Face-to-Face Confrontation, but Relief Turns on Harmless Error and Non-Waiver Case: People of Michigan v. Robert Lee Hicks Court: Supreme Court of Michigan...
Sleep v. Steele: Partnership Formation Under SDCL 48-7A-202 Is Reviewed De Novo (with Clear-Error Deference to Underlying Intent Findings) 1. Introduction Sleep v. Steele, 2026 S.D. 31, is a family...
State v. Shangreaux, Jr.: Waiver of Batson Step-One Challenge After Race-Neutral Explanation; “We Know” Closing Arguments Not Improper Vouching When Tethered to Evidence 1. Introduction In State v....
Unjust Enrichment Survives the Statute of Frauds in Wyoming, but Requires Contemporaneous Notice of Expected Repayment 1. Introduction James Tallichet v. Jackson Hole Community Radio, Inc. (a/k/a...
Partial Merits Dismissals Become Final and Appealable When the Last Remaining Claim Is Dismissed Without Prejudice 1. Introduction King v. Schwert (Kansas Supreme Court, May 22, 2026) addresses a...
Charging Document as an Absolute Boundary: Conviction for an Uncharged Protective-Order Subsection Requires Reversal 1. Introduction In State v. Boese (Kan. May 22, 2026), the Kansas Supreme Court...
State v. Valenciana: Bernhardt Timing Clarifications Require a Full Stanley Premeditation Instruction (and Reckless Criminal Threat Must Be Excluded from Criminal History) Court: Supreme Court of...
In re Ashton (Or 2026): RPC 3.4(b) “Contingent on Content” Means Payment for Testimony (Not Silence); RPC 8.4(a)(4) Reaches Testimony-Suppressing Settlements (Including Future Proceedings) 1....
Robinson v. State: One Theft-Aggregation Count per Single “Scheme or Continuing Course of Conduct” (No Monthly Slicing) and One Elder-Exploitation Count per Victim 1. Introduction In ROBINSON...