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Chenoweth was attempting to enforce the law when the van driven by Williams collided with Peter Wilson’s vehicle, resulting in his death. The trial court erred when it did not find Defendants were entitled to summary judgment on the claim that Chenoweth’
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A probationer may not assert his right against self-incrimination for the purpose of defending against an alleged probation violation. A probationer may be forced to provide incriminating information only if the State recognizes that it may not use the an
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There is a division of authority concerning whether it is proper to instruct a jury that it may consider a driver’s refusal to submit to a chemical test as evidence of intoxication. We hold that lawyers may argue that this is so, and jurors may disagree,
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His criminal history, which consists entirely of misdemeanor convictions, does not justify a 20-year increase and revise his sentence to 40 years, from a 50-year sentence for child molesting
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