On April 21, 2016, the State charged Duncan with possession of a
controlled substance with intent to deliver, in violation of Iowa Code section
124.401(1)(b)(7) (2014) and failure to possess a tax stamp, in violation of Iowa
Code section 453B.3 and 453B.12. On June 10, Duncan appeared before the
district court and agreed to plead guilty to a lesser-included offense of the

Sallisaw, OK - Personal injury lawyer represented Plaintff, who sued Defendant on an auto negligence theory.

1. MONEY JUDGMENT - PHYSICAL INJURY ACCIDENT

Docket
Date Code Description Count Party Amount
07-22-2015

PETITION FILED (CIVIL 10,001.00 OR MORE)

Document Available at Court Clerk's Office
$ 163.00
(Entry with fee only)

Sallisaw, OK - Ronald Sutton v. Donald Harvey

1. MONEY JUDGMENT

Docket
Date Code Description Count Party Amount
06-26-2015

PETITION FILED (CIVIL 10,001.00 OR MORE)

Document Available at Court Clerk's Office
$ 163.00
(Entry with fee only) $ 6.00
(Entry with fee only) $ 2.00


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Sallisaw, OK - Paula Pearson v. Best Mart, Inc., et al.

1. MONEY JUDGMENT

Docket
Date Code Description Count Party Amount
05-08-2015

PETITION FILED (CIVIL 10,001.00 OR MORE)

Document Available at Court Clerk's Office
$ 163.00
(Entry with fee only) $ 6.00
(Entry with fee only) $ 2.00


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Sallisaw, OK - Dan George, Inc. v. Charles Netz

1. MONEY JUDGMENT

Docket
Date Code Description Count Party Amount
02-13-2015

PETITION FILED (CIVIL 10,001.00 OR MORE)

Document Available at Court Clerk's Office
$ 163.00
(Entry with fee only) $ 6.00
(Entry with fee only) $ 2.00


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In 1990, Keith Walker was convicted of first degree murder and sentenced
to serve a life term in prison. The supreme court affirmed his conviction on direct
appeal two years later, and procedendo issued in April 1992.
Walker filed a timely application for postconviction relief (PCR) in July
1994. Walker maintained, among other things, that he had information that
“sev

Jonathan Brown appeals the judgment entered after a jury convicted him
of second-degree murder for his role in the death of Timothy Washington, who
died after suffering multiple stab wounds in a fight that began at a house party in
the early morning hours of June 21, 2015. Witnesses saw Brown in a group
fighting Washington, and several of those witnesses saw Brown holding a kn

According to the minutes of evidence, on New Year’s Eve of 2015, Des
Moines police officer Emily Shoff-Salsbery saw the Toyota Camry driven by
Steele turn without signaling. As the officer closed in on the Camry, Steele made
several abrupt turns. Steele then sped through a residential neighborhood.
Before Shoff-Salsbery could activate her lights, Steele drove down a dead-end

On September 18, 2015, a law enforcement officer in Des Moines noticed
a gold sedan, driven by Hall, had a malfunctioning brake light. The officer
activated his emergency lights and attempted to initiate a traffic stop, but Hall did
not stop. The officer continued to pursue Hall’s vehicle and was joined by a
trooper from the Iowa State Patrol. During the pursuit, the officer

Pattison received his first adult criminal conviction in 1999, according to
the presentence investigation report prepared for this case. Relevant to the
sentencing issue on appeal, in 2002, Pattison was convicted of eluding, a class
“D” felony. In 2004, Pattison was convicted of methamphetamine possession,
second offense. In 2007, Pattison was convicted of possession of mari

Zobel’s convictions for third-degree burglary and possession of marijuana
were entered pursuant to a written Alford plea. The underlying facts of those
convictions are not relevant to the appeal. Zobel’s domestic-abuse-assault
causing-bodily-injury and domestic-abuse-assault convictions arose from a
dispute between Zobel and Katie Barnish in the early morning hours of July 4,

We review challenges to terms of probation for abuse of discretion. See
State v. Valin, 724 N.W.2d 440, 444 (Iowa 2006). Our “task on appeal is not to
second guess the decision made by the district court, but to determine if it was
unreasonable or based on untenable grounds.” Id. at 445.
II. Analysis
Johnson argues the terms of his probation were not reasonably related

Kevin Sellers beat to death his girlfriend Laura Welch. The State charged
Sellers with murder in the second degree. The parties reached an agreement
pursuant to which the State amended the trial information to charge Sellers with
attempted murder and two counts of willful injury causing serious injury, and
Sellers agreed to proceed with a bench trial on the minutes of testimo

This case concerns a trademark that once enjoyed widespread recognition but has since grown considerably weaker. Since the 1950s, Parks Sausage Company has manufactured or licensed sausage under the brand name “PARKS.”1 At one point, PARKS was placed on the Principal Register of trademarks at the United States Patent and Trademark Office (“USPTO”), but, sometime in the early 2000s, Parks failed to

This case arises out of Pargo’s application for postconviction relief. In his
application, Pargo contended his counsel was ineffective in two respects. First,
his trial counsel failed to move to dismiss the charges as untimely pursuant to
Iowa Rule of Criminal Procedure 2.33. Second, his counsel failed to move to
suppress evidence obtained from the search of a hotel room pur

The State filed an amended trial information charging Bauer with willful
injury as a habitual offender, in violation of Iowa Code sections 708.4(1) and
902.8 (2015), following allegations that he attacked Jerald Stewart in a bar
restroom after accusing Stewart of having sexual relations with Rhiannon King, a
woman Bauer had recently given $2000 and purchased a car for and who h

Dewann Stone Sr. was convicted of murder in the first degree, in violation
of Iowa Code section 707.2 (2005), for the shooting of Anthony Galvan. This
court affirmed his conviction on direct appeal. See State v. Stone, No. 07-1009,
2008 WL 4724865, at *1 (Iowa Ct. App. Oct. 29, 2008). The facts and
circumstances of the case are set forth in our prior opinion and need not be

Metropolitan Water District of Southern California (Metropolitan) appeals a
judgment holding that the rate it charges for transporting water, or “wheeling,” violates
numerous provisions of law and awarding the San Diego County Water Authority (Water
Authority) substantial damages for having charged that rate in breach of a water
exchange agreement between the two agencies. The Wate

Staten was indicted on September 16, 2015 for one count of assault in the first
degree and one count of armed criminal action. At trial, the evidence was that Staten and
his brother Rodney Jackson ("Jackson") went to a party attended by Jackson's girlfriend
Crystal Coke ("Coke") on or about August 2, 2015. Coke refused to leave the party and
had an argument with Jackson. The

Allen was convicted of tampering in the first degree and resisting arrest, for which he was
sentenced to 10 years and 5 years in prison, respectively. This court affirmed Allen’s convictions
and sentences in a per curiam order and memorandum issued pursuant to Rule 30.25(b) on
September 29, 2015. State v. Allen, 471 S.W.3d 396 (Mo. App. 2015). We issued our mandate
on Octobe

Appellant does not challenge the sufficiency of the evidence to support his convictions.
Viewed in the light most favorable to the verdict, the evidence at trial is as follows. State v.
Twitty, 506 S.W.3d 345, 346 (Mo. banc 2017).
Appellant lived with his thirteen-year-old son, D.W. in St. Louis. In February 2014,
Appellant’s home was burglarized. Following the burglary, Ap

On July 31, 2015, the Jefferson Parish District Attorney filed a bill of
information charging defendant with possession of heroin, a violation of La. R.S.
40:966(C). A twelve-person jury found defendant guilty as charged on May 3,
2016. He was sentenced to ten years imprisonment at hard labor on May 26, 2016,
after which he filed a motion to reconsider sentence and a motion f

A history of Relator’s filings pertinent to the current writ application follows:
Relator, Andrea Hall, was found guilty on June 25, 1991, of two counts of attempted second degree murder. He was adjudicated a habitual offender on July 24, 1991, and sentenced to one hundred years on each count, to be served consecutively. The convictions and sentences were affirmed on appeal. State v. Hall, 606

On January 24, 2013, Defendant was charged by bill of indictment with the
second degree murder of Anthony Batiste in violation of La.R.S. 14:30.1. On May
28, 2015, the State amended the bill to charge Defendant with manslaughter in
violation of La.R.S. 14:31(A)(1). At that time, Defendant pled guilty to the
amended charge and a presentence investigation was ordered.
The State p

Robert N. Green was convicted of simple rape, a violation of La.R.S. 14:43. He was sentenced to twenty-five years at hard labor, to be served without benefit of probation, parole, or suspension of sentence. Green appeals the conviction and the sentence. Finding no reversible errors in the jury’s conviction and no abuse of discretion in the trial court’s sentence, we affirm the conviction and sente