Appellant appealed the post-conviction relief court's order denying his motion for a new trial based on after-discovered evidence, which appellant argued showed that an attorney and psychologist used unduly suggestive techniques when interviewing his alleged child sexual abuse victims. The court affirmed, holding that the post-conviction relief court properly denied appellant's motion without an evidentiary hearing where he failed to show that his after-discovered evidence would be used for a purpose other than impeaching a witness's

The court justified its decision denying appellant's motions for post-trial relief in this case where appellant sued three police officers for assault and battery, false imprisonment/false arrest, malicious prosecution and abuse of process.

Court reverses appellate court and affirms trial court's denial of class certification in a lawsuit against a medical service provider due to lack of typicality among class member claims

New York v. George Menge

Court denied motion for discovery sanctions where there was no indication that plaintiffs had additional relevant documents in their possession to produce. Defendant's motion for sanctions denied.

In the Matter of James C. Tuttle, an Attorney.

Court disputed whether including prior felony conviction used in an offense gravity score as part of the defendant's prior record score constituted impermissible "double counting." Judgment of sentence affirmed.

Plaintiff appealed the dismissal of his domestic violence complaint and the dissolving of a temporary restraining order.

Appellant appealed the trial court's judgment of sentence entered on her conviction for driving under the influence of alcohol or a controlled substance-metabolite of a substance. The court affirmed, holding that the statute under which appellant was convicted was not unconstitutionally vague in forbidding operation of a motor vehicle with a metabolite of a controlled substance in one's blood.

In the Matter of Taj Decime v. Anthony J. Annucci