Insurer's subrogation claim against contractor's liability carrier dismissed. Contractor's clear-cutting work damage excluded from policy as uninsurable business risk and non-occurrence.
Defendant convicted of possessing machine guns during drug felony. Affirmed. Temporal gap between drug sale and firearm receipt does not defeat nexus requirement.
Police lawfully ordered defendant from vehicle during well-being check based on reasonable suspicion of drug possession arising from impairment and observed baggie.
Insurance exclusion applied to innocent coinsured when coinsureds' interests were inextricably intertwined and nonseverable despite arson by one party.
Affirmed convictions and sentence increase for child rape and assault. Rule 29(a) revision with stated reasons did not violate due process or chill appellate rights.
Appeals Court reverses insurance fraud convictions where prosecutor improperly cross-examined defendant about unsubstantiated out-of-court statements.
Department of Environmental Protection's jurisdictional determination over seawall upheld where historic map evidence supported location of high water mark landward of seawall.
Qualified examiners in sexually dangerous person cases may opine on petitioner's credibility regarding statements made during clinical evaluation, but penile plethysmograph test results must meet reliability standards.
Father not entitled to credit for SSDI dependency benefits paid to custodial mother where those benefits already reduced his child support obligation.
Conditions imposed in 1975 subdivision approval requiring road and water improvements remain enforceable thirty years later and were not properly waived when board approved further subdivision.
