Lawton, OK - State of Oklahoma v. Justa Echo Aranda

Count # 1. Count as Filed: FE1A4, CHILD ENDANGERMENT BY DRIVING UNDER THE INFLUENCE, in violation of 21 O.S. 852.1(A4)
Date of Offense: 01/05/2016
Party Name Disposition Information
ARANDA, JUSTA ECHO Disposed: CONVICTION, 10/24/2016. Guilty Plea
Count as Disposed: CHILD ENDANGERMENT BY DRIVING UNDER THE INFLUENCE(FE

Lawton, OK - State of Oklahoma v. Bobby Glen Burell

Count # 1. Count as Filed: LMFR, GRAND LARCENY, in violation of 21 O.S. 1705
Date of Offense: 06/11/2015
Party Name Disposition Information
BURRELL, BOBBY GLEN Disposed: CONVICTION, 01/17/2017. Guilty Plea
Count as Disposed: GRAND LARCENY(LMFR)
Violation of 21 O.S. 1705
Docket
Date Code Description Cou

Lawton, OK - State of Oklahoma v. Cole Martin Neugebauer

Count # 1. Count as Filed: DI6APC, ACTUAL PHYSICAL CONTROL OF VEHICLE UNDER THE INFLUENCE SECOND AND SUBSEQUENT, in violation of 47 O.S. 11-902
Date of Offense: 01/01/2016
Party Name Disposition Information
NEUGEBAUER, COLE MARTIN Disposed: DEFERRED, 10/26/2016. Deferred/Accelerated Guilty
Count as Disposed: ACT

In California, concerns about improper government expenditures can give
rise to more than just criticism in the public sphere or complaints to elected
officials. Under Code of Civil Procedure section 526a,
1
certain individuals and
corporations also have a right to pursue legal actions enjoining wasteful or illegal
expenditures by government entities. Whether someone can us

On June 10, 2006, Koua Fong Lee was driving his 1996 Toyota Camry on the
interstate. When Lee exited the interstate, the Camry failed to come to a stop and
rear-ended another car waiting at a stoplight, killing three of the other car’s five
passengers and injuring others, including those in Lee’s vehicle. Lee was convicted
of vehicular homicide, but his conviction was vacated after

The plaintiffs in these consolidated appeals filed suit against the brokers who
represented them in the sale of their homes and a group of companies that provided
services in connection with those sales. Plaintiffs contend defendants violated their
fiduciary duties by failing to disclose alleged kickbacks paid by the service providers to
the brokers in connection with the sales.

Coalgate, OK - Teresa Bellah and Kelsey Bellah v. Dan D. Drilling Corporation, Pablo Energy II, LLC, Verdugo-Pablo Energy, LLCVerdugo Energy, LLC, Evoluation Guidance Systems, Inc. and 3D Well Service, Inc.

1. NEGLIGENCE

Docket
Date Code Description Count Party Amount
05-25-2016

PETITION FILED

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These three appeals arise from two cases that concern the passage,
implementation, and alleged effects of Amendment 64 to the Colorado Constitution,
Colo. Const. art. XVIII, § 16. Amendment 64 repealed many of the State’s criminal and
civil proscriptions on “recreational marijuana,”1 and created a regulatory regime designed
to ensure that marijuana is unadulterated and taxed, and t

In California, concerns about improper government expenditures can give
rise to more than just criticism in the public sphere or complaints to elected
officials. Under Code of Civil Procedure section 526a,
1
certain individuals and
corporations also have a right to pursue legal actions enjoining wasteful or illegal
expenditures by government entities. Whether someone can us

¶1 In this interlocutory appeal, plaintiff Jacob D. Williams appeals the district court’s grant of a motion in limine preventing him from presenting damages-related evidence at trial. Challenging the basis for the court’s ruling, Williams contends that he adequately disclosed “a computation of any damages claimed” for purposes of rule 26 of the Utah Rules of Civil Procedure when he disclosed that

This case presents the question whether, under the Federal
Tort Claims Act (FTCA), a plaintiff’s initial failure to
exhaust his administrative remedies as to a defendant whom
the plaintiff reasonably did not know was covered by the
FTCA deprives the federal courts of subject-matter
jurisdiction over that plaintiff’s FTCA claim even after the
plaintiff dismisses his initial

The six cases consolidated on
appeal all involve claims related to asbestos exposure over
2 Nos. 16‐1799, 16‐2376, 16‐2377, 16‐2378, 16‐2379, 16‐2380
thirty years ago at a single Marshfield, Wisconsin plant which
produced fire doors.1 While complex on the surface, and
involving bulky appendices and appeals of separate orders,
the thrust o

In November 1995, eighteen-year-old Scott killed Richard Lee while stealing his car.6
In 1998, he was tried before a Bolivar County jury, which found him guilty of capital murder.
After a separate hearing, the jury sentenced Scott to death.
¶5. Scott appealed. We affirmed Scott’s conviction and death sentence. Scott I, 878 So.
2d 933. In doing so, we rejected Scott’s argument

Jane Doe (“Doe”) appeals from the magistrate court’s judgment granting the Idaho Department of Health and Welfare’s (“IDHW”) petition to terminate her parental rights. Doe asserts that the magistrate court erred by: (1) terminating her parental rights notwithstanding its finding that her mental health issues made it impossible for her to comply with the case plan; and (2) considering evidence outs

This appeal pits the importance of finality in litigation against
the requisite for a full accounting of assets in a marital dissolution. Based on Washington
statutes and the Supreme Court's wisdom in Yeats v. Estate of Yeats, 90 Wn.2d 201, 580
P.2d 617 (1978), we side with an inclusive accounting. In this partition action, we
reverse the trial court's ruling that a dissolution dec

In this wage-claim case, defendant appeals the
trial court’s award of attorney fees under ORS 652.200(2)
and ORS 652.615. Plaintiff was a commercial truck driver
who sued defendant, his former employer, for failing to pay
wages that it owed plaintiff, and for withholding a small
sum from his paycheck, albeit with his consent. The trial
court transferred plaintiff’s case to

Randy J. Austin appeals the district court’s (1) denial of his motion to reconsider an order denying leave to file a surreply and (2) grant of summary judgment to Kroger Texas, L.P., on his ordinary negligence/necessary instrumentalities claim. The district court, in one memorandum opinion and order, both denied the motion to reconsider for Austin’s failure to satisfy Federal Rule of Civil Procedu

After Governor Brown announced his intention to dissolve redevelopment
agencies, but before the legislation passed, City of Galt entered into an agreement (the
Cooperative Agreement) with its former redevelopment agency under which the former
redevelopment agency agreed to finance several parts of the redevelopment plan, totaling
more than $22,000,000. To obtain money for the finan

Defendant Yongmei Hu (Hu) appeals from a judgment
entered in favor of plaintiff Li Guan (Guan). Guan initially
sued Hu for breach of a contract. However, several months
before trial, the trial court dismissed the breach of contract
claim with prejudice. As a result, Guan proceeded to trial on
various fraud-based claims (e.g., rescission, cancellation, and
fraud in the induc

On March 26, 2015, Stanforth was indicted on one count of importuning in
violation of R.C. 2907.07, a third-degree felony, and two counts of gross sexual imposition in
violation of R.C. 2907.05, both third-degree felonies. The indictment alleged that between
Clermont CA2016-07-052 June 1, 2014 and November 23, 2014, Stanforth sexually abused seven-year-old P.E. and
eight-year-

Count # 1. Count as Filed: HM11, MURDER - FIRST DEGREE, in violation of 21 O.S. 701.7
Date of Offense: 07/17/2015
Party Name Disposition Information
KNAPPER, JAMES EDWARD Disposed: CONVICTION, 02/24/2017. Jury Trial
Count as Disposed: MURDER - FIRST DEGREE(HM11)
Violation of 21 O.S. 701.7
WIMBERLY, DONAVAN ARMAND Disposed: CONVICTION, 06/02/2017. Guilty Plea
Coun

Tulsa, OK - Criminal defense lawyer Martin Hart represented Alejandro Santoyo Guzman, age 20, who was charged by the State of Oklahoma with:

Count # 1. Count as Filed: HM11, MURDER - FIRST DEGREE, in violation of 21 O.S. 701.7
Count # 2. Count as Filed: KID, KIDNAPPING, in violation of

In this appeal we consider whether two plaintiffs, 86-year-old Frederick Mahan
(Fred) and his 79-year-old wife Martha Mahan (Martha)1
have stated a viable claim under
the Elder Abuse and Dependent Adult Civil Protection Act (the Elder Abuse Act or the
Act)
2
against Charles W. Chan (Chan), the Charles W. Chan Insurance Agency, Inc. (the
Chan Agency), Omar Kaddoura (Kadd

This case arises from flooding on property belonging to Owen and Sally Brainard
that the City of Rollingwood allegedly caused. The Brainards sued the City for an intentional
constitutional taking. The City filed a plea to the jurisdiction, and the trial court denied the plea.
In its sole appellate issue, the City contends that the trial court erred in denying its plea to the
jurisd

Kahn has a history of sex crimes convictions. In 1977, he was convicted of
attempted gross sexual imposition (“GSI”) after he sexually molested a four-year-old girl.
In 1980, he was convicted of GSI after sexually molesting a ten-year-old girl. In 1989,
Kahn was convicted of felonious assault. It is not clear whether his victim was male or
female. Nevertheless, in 1991, he