Murder conviction upheld. Defendant's motion to stay gatekeeper application pending transcript completion was properly denied where he had ample time and sufficient materials to file a comprehensive application.
Juvenile homicide offenders have statutory right not to be categorically barred from minimum security placement. Court remanded, requiring detailed override code explanations and mandatory hearing recordings.
Juvenile's petition for extraordinary review of judge's decision to reinstate arraignment and vacate expungement order denied; loss of privacy protections in typical juvenile proceeding insufficient for interlocutory review.
Remanded for analysis under state long-arm statute before addressing constitutional due process limits on personal jurisdiction over out-of-state defendant.
Court affirmed denial of petition seeking to stay temporary guardian appointment, finding adequate alternative remedies available and no exceptional circumstances warranting extraordinary relief.
Defendant convicted of armed robbery after prompt showup identification. Court affirmed, holding police had good reason to conduct immediate identification and victim made unequivocal positive identification.
Postconviction DNA testing motion denied where cigarette butts found 150-240 feet from victim's body unlikely to identify perpetrator.
Public records petition dismissed as moot after Trial Court voluntarily produced all requested documents regarding security department demographics and hiring practices.
Mandamus petition to assemble appellate record denied as premature where trial concluded but final judgment not yet entered and posttrial motions pending. Recusal motion also denied.
When a primary policy's "other insurance" clause clearly states it is excess for vehicles the insured does not own, both that policy and a true excess umbrella policy cover the same level of risk.
