The Advocate - June 2006 - Idaho State Bar - Idaho.gov
The Advocate - June 2006 - Idaho State Bar - Idaho.gov
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CIVIL APPEALS<br />
EASEMENTS<br />
1. Did the district court err by granting<br />
summary judgment in favor of the<br />
Freemans, confirming four easements<br />
over and across Piske’s real property<br />
William Piske v. Lloyd Freeman<br />
S.Ct. No. 31816<br />
Supreme Court<br />
ARBITRATION<br />
1. Did the trial court err in determining<br />
that the arbitrator ruled on matters not submitted<br />
to him?<br />
Daryl Norton v.<br />
California Insurance Guarantee<br />
S.Ct. No. 31558<br />
Supreme Court<br />
BOND FORFEITURE<br />
1. Whether the district court erred by treating<br />
the motion to set aside forfeiture as a<br />
prohibited motion for extension of time<br />
and denying it for that reason.<br />
<strong>State</strong> of <strong>Idaho</strong> v. Alladin Bail Bonds<br />
S.Ct. No. 32323<br />
Court of Appeals<br />
SUMMARY JUDGMENT<br />
1. Did the court err in granting summary<br />
judgment by weighing the testimony of<br />
Albrethsen, and resolving controverted<br />
issues of fact?<br />
Carolyn M. Finholt v. Jason Cresto<br />
S.Ct. No. 32448<br />
Supreme Court<br />
POST-CONVICTION RELIEF<br />
1. Whether the court erred when it dismissed<br />
the petition as untimely.<br />
Jaimi Dean Charboneau v.<br />
<strong>State</strong> of <strong>Idaho</strong><br />
S.Ct. No. 32120<br />
Supreme Court<br />
2. Whether the court erred in summarily<br />
dismissing Franck-Teel’s petition for postconviction<br />
relief.<br />
Dee Dee Franck-Teel v. <strong>State</strong> of <strong>Idaho</strong><br />
S.Ct. No. 32180<br />
Court of Appeals<br />
3. Did the court err in summarily dismissing<br />
McKinney’s successive petition for<br />
post-conviction relief pursuant to I.C. §19-<br />
2719(5)?<br />
Randy Lynn McKinney v. <strong>State</strong> of <strong>Idaho</strong><br />
S.Ct. No. 29411<br />
Supreme Court<br />
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4. Did the court err in concluding that<br />
Sapien had failed to prove ineffective<br />
assistance of trial counsel?<br />
Adam Sapien v. <strong>State</strong> of <strong>Idaho</strong><br />
S.Ct. No. 31748<br />
Court of Appeals<br />
5. Did the court err by denying Swader’s<br />
motion for appointment of counsel<br />
because it considered the merits of<br />
Swader’s petition prior to ruling on her<br />
motion for the appointment of counsel?<br />
Kalina Swader v. <strong>State</strong> of <strong>Idaho</strong><br />
S.Ct. No. 32114<br />
Court of Appeals<br />
CRIMINAL APPEALS<br />
SUBSTANTIVE LAW<br />
1. Whether the police acted lawfully in<br />
ordering the defendants to leave the closed<br />
park.<br />
<strong>State</strong> of <strong>Idaho</strong> v. Frank A. Gamma<br />
S.Ct. No. 32300/32303-09<br />
Court of Appeals<br />
2. Is ordering the payment of child support<br />
pursuant to I.C. § 18-4007(3)(d) a direct<br />
consequence of which the defendant must<br />
be informed prior to a guilty plea to<br />
manslaughter?<br />
<strong>State</strong> of <strong>Idaho</strong> v. Gilbert Heredia<br />
S.Ct. No. 32249<br />
Supreme Court<br />
EVIDENCE<br />
1. Whether Santistevan’s rights against<br />
compelled self-incrimination were violated<br />
by a court order requiring him to elect<br />
between presenting a full and fair defense<br />
or surrendering to a full psychological<br />
interview with a state appointed psychologist.<br />
<strong>State</strong> of <strong>Idaho</strong> v. David Santistevan<br />
S.Ct. No. 31918<br />
Court of Appeals<br />
2. Did the court err in admitting into evidence<br />
an officer’s testimony regarding<br />
alleged statements made to him by an<br />
unavailable declarant in violation of the<br />
Confrontation Clause of the Sixth<br />
Amendment?<br />
<strong>State</strong> of <strong>Idaho</strong> v. Gary Leon Stockton<br />
S.Ct. No. 32034<br />
Court of Appeals<br />
DUE PROCESS<br />
1. Did the state violate Zamora’s due<br />
process rights by using his pre-Miarnda<br />
silence in order to infer guilt?<br />
<strong>State</strong> of <strong>Idaho</strong> v. Joe William Zamora<br />
S.Ct. No. 31960<br />
Court of Appeals<br />
DOUBLE JEOPARDY<br />
1. Was Hussain twice put in jeopardy for<br />
the same offense when he was convicted<br />
of two separate counts of sexual abuse of<br />
a child based on a single, uninterrupted<br />
course of conduct?<br />
<strong>State</strong> of <strong>Idaho</strong> v. Abdul Aziz Hussain<br />
S.Ct. No. 32046<br />
Court of Appeals<br />
(208) 334-3867<br />
Summarized by:<br />
Cathy Derden<br />
Supreme Court Staff Attorney<br />
(208) 334-3867