Conviction for involuntary manslaughter affirmed where abusive head trauma expert testimony, limited to injuries "consistent with" the diagnosis rather than causation, was properly admitted and sufficiency of evidence supported jury's verdict.
Petitioner denied superintendence relief for difficulties accessing two audio recordings from sealed criminal case. Court found adequate alternative remedy through pending BMC hearing.
Murder conviction upheld under felony-murder rule where defendant participated in armed robbery resulting in victim's death. Evidence sufficient to show defendant's involvement and intent.
Affirmed. Extraordinary relief petition properly denied where petitioner had adequate alternative remedy through ordinary appellate process.
Town's eminent domain taking of conservation easements over university property held valid where town showed prior interest in area as open space, followed usual procedures, and intended in good faith to use property for stated conservation purposes.
Husband seeking extraordinary relief challenging abuse prevention order and family court temporary orders. Court affirmed denial, finding adequate ordinary appellate remedies available.
Motion to vacate guilty pleas for murders denied where Mulligan investigation materials lacked nexus to defendant's case and evidence of police corruption in separate investigation did not establish misconduct in defendant's own prosecution.
Charitable trust enforcement standing denied; parkland converted to school use by 1950 statutes before Article 97 adoption; no legislative approval required.
Sex offender entitled to expert funding to challenge SORB's application of regulatory factor on dangerousness based on multiple offenses lacking empirical support.
General contractor owed no negligence duty to subcontractor's employee where no retained control over safety practices and negligent hiring claim against general contractor rejected where employee could pursue workers' compensation.
