Delaware Malicious Mischief Law
UNITED STATES OF AMERICA v. AMY GONZALEZ UNITED STATES OF AMERICA v. DAVID MATUSIEWICZ <table> <td>
David Matusiewicz1 and Christine Belford were married from 2001 to 2006, during which time they had three children, L.M.1, L.M.2, and K.M.1 (the “children”). The couple and their children also lived with Belford’s one child from a previous marriage, K.M.2.2 After their divorce, Belford and David engaged in a bitter custody dispute, during which David accused Belford of being an unfit mothe... More...
$0 (09-09-2018 - DE)State of Delaware v. Turner
The issues before the Court involve Defendant’s Motion to Suppress evidence<br> seized after his traffic stop and arrest. Defendant argues that the arresting officer<br> lacked reasonable suspicion to stop Defendant’s vehicle. Defendant also argues that<br> the arresting officer lacked probable cause to arrest Defendant and accordingly that<br> the weapon and ammunition seized pursuant to a ... More...
$0 (01-09-2016 - DE)State of Delaware v. Sims
On November 23, 2011, Defendant Ronell Sims was arrested on charges of <br> Attempted Carjacking, Attempted Theft, Criminal Impersonation, Resisting Arrest, Criminal Mischief, and two counts of Offensive Touching.1 Defendant was released on bail and arrested again on February 19, 2012 on charges of Robbery <br> First Degree, three counts of Possession of a Deadly Weapon During the <br> Commissio... More...
$0 (11-11-2015 - DE)Ernesto Espinoza v. Mark Zuckerberg, et al
This case presents a question of first impression: Can a disinterested controlling <br> stockholder ratify a transaction approved by an interested board of directors, so as to shift <br> the standard of review from entire fairness to the business judgment presumption, by <br> expressing assent to the transaction informally without using one of the methods the <br> Delaware General Corporation Law... More...
$0 (10-28-2015 - DE)Fox v. CDX Holdings, Inc.
Caris Life Sciences, Inc. (―Caris‖ or the ―Company‖) was a privately held <br> Delaware corporation. Through subsidiaries, it operated three business units: Caris <br> Diagnostics, TargetNow, and Carisome.1 Caris Diagnostics was consistently profitable. <br> TargetNow generated revenue but not profits. Carisome was in the developmental stage. <br> To achieve the dual goals... More...
$16260332 (07-28-2015 - DE)Courtland C. Pitts v. State of Delaware
It is only on rare instances that a jury"s verdict in a civil case should be overturned. This appeal presents the question whether this is such a case. Courtland Pitts filed a Complaint against Corporal Gregory Spence of the Delaware State Police, asserting claims under 42 U.S.C. § 1983 and state law. After a trial, a jury found in favor of Pitts on two of his four claims. The District Court gr... More...
$0 (06-17-2011 - DE)Michelle Deuley v. Dyncorp Internationa Incorporate
In this appeal we consider whether a Superior Court judge erred by holding that under Delaware law the liability clause in civilian police officers' employment contracts released claims arising out of injuries suffered in Afghanistan. The complainants contend that the liability clause and relevant language purporting to release "any claim†is insufficient to release their employer and its af... More...
$0 (12-08-2010 - DE)Rocky Stayton v. Clariant Corporation
This is an appeal by the plaintiff-appellant, Rocky Stayton ("Staytonâ€), from a final judgment entered by the Superior Court in favor of the defendants-appellees, Clariant Corporation ("Clariantâ€) and Polymer Color North America, Inc. ("Polymer Colorâ€). The Superior Court granted the defendant's motion to dismiss Stayton's Amended Complaint on the basis that it was barred by the ... More...
$0 (12-13-2010 - DE)<a href="http://courts.state.de.us/supreme/ordsops/191-2002.pdf" target="_new">Cecil Browne v. Thriftway's Manager, John Doe, Thriftway's Security, John Doe</a>
<P>(1) The plaintiff-appellant, Cecil Browne, filed this appeal from the Superior Court's entry of judgment as a matter of law in defendant Thriftway's1 favor and from the Superior Court's denial of his motion for new trial. The Superior Court entered judgment in Thriftway's favor after two days of trial on Browne's claims of negligence, false imprisonment, malicious prosecution, and emotional... More...
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