Murder defendants challenged suppression rulings on interview statements, grand jury testimony, and cellular tower data. Court affirmed suppression of one defendant's statements based on involuntariness and Fifth Amendment violation.
Trustee process against State Lottery Commission barred by sovereign immunity; lottery statute does not waive immunity despite permitting prize assignments under court approval.
Trustees entitled to recover reasonable defense costs from trust despite insurance coverage, but trial judge's fee award requires detailed justification on remand.
Defendant denied right to cross-examine sole witness with prior inconsistent statements denying physical contact, violating confrontation clause in credibility-focused trial.
Conviction reversed where prior consistent statements of surgical assistant witness were improperly admitted without showing of recent fabrication or bias.
Adverse possession of woodland established through commercial campground operation. Color of title supported by deeds with metes and bounds descriptions and assessors' map references.
Administrative judge may review and reduce attorney fees and expenses in lump-sum workers' compensation settlements when unsubstantiated or excessive.
A pen is not an inherently deadly weapon under the armed career criminal statute, even though it qualifies as a dangerous weapon under common law.
Insured's request for arbitration does not toll the statute of limitations for insurance claims. Complaint filed nearly two years after deadline and loss excluded by policy.
Parking garage serving residential tower qualifies as partly residential property subject to mixed-use classification and partial tax abatement.
