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In re Whitsell
Order 		Civil Procedure Nov. 16, 1998
Colorado Department of Public Health and Environment v. Caulk
Defendant's failure to respond to suit for civil penalties not excusable neglect which would justify setting aside default judgment. 		Civil Procedure Nov. 14, 1998
Bohrer v. DeHart
Second writ of garnishment served within ninety days of first writ valid where no other judgment creditors are involved. 		Civil Procedure Nov. 14, 1998
Trujillo v. City of Albuquerque
Order 		Civil Procedure Nov. 13, 1998
Gschwind v. Cessna Aircraft Comopany
Order 		Civil Procedure Nov. 12, 1998
Ladd v. State of Oklahoma
Order 		Civil Procedure Nov. 5, 1998
Tank v. Chronister
Appointed representative of estate can bring wrongful death suit in individual capacity under statutory law. 		Civil Procedure Nov. 4, 1998
Miller v. CMS Transportation Services Inc.
Order 		Civil Procedure Oct. 30, 1998
Devenyns v. Hartig
There is no waiver of the physician-patient privilege where a party submits medical records to insurance carrier. 		Civil Procedure Oct. 30, 1998
Settle v. Brim
Order 		Civil Procedure Oct. 23, 1998
Copp v. McMaster
Order 		Civil Procedure Oct. 22, 1998
Orlando v. Superior Court (Martin)
An appeal of a multi-party arbitration award can be solely against one party. 		Civil Procedure Oct. 22, 1998
Lynn v. McClain
Order 		Civil Procedure Oct. 20, 1998
Stouffer v. Stifel, Nicolaus & Company Inc.
Order 		Civil Procedure Oct. 16, 1998
Johnson v. Hathcock Truck Lines
Order 		Civil Procedure Oct. 15, 1998
Krueger v. Doe
Order 		Civil Procedure Oct. 15, 1998
Mehdipour v. The City of Oklahoma City
Order 		Civil Procedure Oct. 7, 1998
U.S. v. One Cashier's Check in the Amount of $312,227.95
Order 		Civil Procedure Sep. 30, 1998
State v. Marshall
DNA test results are accepted by the relevant scientific community and admissible. 		Civil Procedure Sep. 25, 1998
Johnson v. Elson
Trial court doesn't abuse its discretion by setting aside dismissal where plaintiff's neglect was excusable. 		Civil Procedure Sep. 25, 1998
Mitchell v. Maynard
Order 		Civil Procedure Sep. 23, 1998
Pflueger v. Effective Secretarial Services Inc.
Order 		Civil Procedure Sep. 23, 1998
Gschwind v. Cessna Aircraft Company
Order 		Civil Procedure Sep. 21, 1998
Williams v. Scott
Order 		Civil Procedure Sep. 15, 1998
Brown v. Shalala
Order 		Civil Procedure Sep. 15, 1998
Simpson v. Stjernholm
Trial court must declare mistrial where a juror indicates that she does not concur with the verdict. 		Civil Procedure Sep. 3, 1998
Sharma v. Vigil
Trial court entitled to hold evidentiary hearing to determine merits of motion for new trial. 		Civil Procedure Sep. 3, 1998
In re Grand Jury Proceedings
Corporate officer can try to show attorney-client privilege when communications deal with personal liability. 		Civil Procedure Sep. 2, 1998
Habernehl v. Potter
Federal court sitting in diversity jurisdiction, must apply state statute of limitations period to suit. 		Civil Procedure Aug. 27, 1998
Schwartz v. Arizona Primary Care Physicians
Arizona's savings statutes give a party an absolute right to refile a case, if it's dismissed for insufficiency of process. 		Civil Procedure Aug. 26, 1998
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