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District court properly found the serious bodily injury enhancement under §2A2.2(b)(3)(B) applied where victim was stabbed three times by a five-inch metal shank and had a broken jaw. Affirmed.
Employee Obtains Partial Relief in Motion to Compel
A criminal defendant, who pleaded guilty to injury to a child and was sentenced to forty years imprisonment, failed to prove on appeal that she was entitled to relief.
Court Finds Employee's Termination Did Not Give Rise to NIED Claim
Trial court properly granted petition to enforce settlement where there was sufficient record evidence to determine that receipt of specific documentation was not a material term of the parties' settlement and thus, they had reached agreement on all material terms. Order of the trial court affirmed.
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Defendant was part of a group under surveillance by the Ft. Worth police because they were suspects in several robberies.
Trial court was entitled to credit expert appraisers' opinions where there was no minimum number of sales the appraisers had to review and the appraisers were not required to suggest a value that could be obtained at public sale to compare to the private sale price. Order of the trial court affirmed.
The court responded to the Commonwealth's motion to dismiss defendants' objections to discovery and to compel responses to interrogatories and requests for production of documents by limiting the scope of discovery to five years prior to the filing of the complaint. The court refused defendants' request to limit the scope of discovery to incidents of unfair trade practices set forth in the complaint.
Defendant sought summary judgment in plaintiff property owner's action for ejectment. The court denied defendant's motion.
Petitioner sought review of a final determination of the appeals officer of respondent office of open records of a county district attorney's office. The court affirmed, concluding that photographs sought by petitioner were exempt from disclosure as criminal investigative materials, even where they were gathered in connection with petitioner's criminal trial some forty years earlier in 1983.
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