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Miller, Judge. Convicted of possession of cocaine, Darrell Eubanks challenges the sufficiency of the evidence and the effectiveness of his trial counsel. Because the State proved he was near the cocaine and possessed drug paraphernalia, and because he failed to include a transcript of the new trial hearing on appeal, we affirm. 1. Citing a lack of evidence, Eubanks claims the court erred in denying his mo

245 Ga. 763 (1980) 267 S.E.2d 230 EUBANKS v. FERRIER et al. 35989. Supreme Court of Georgia. Argued March 10, 1980. Decided May 7, 1980. Johnson, Griffin & Jones, Albert E. Jones, for appellant. Robert H. Cleveland, Joseph C. Parker, Roy E. Barnes, Gregory C. Chastain, for appellees. Richard

752 So.2d 1113 (1999) Della F. EUBANKS et al. v. Mike HALE. 1980596. Supreme Court of Alabama. July 2, 1999. Opinion on Return to Remand August 20, 1999. Opinion on Return to Second Remand November 5, 1999. *1119 Albert L. Jordan, Michael L. Jackson, and Shara L. Gray of Wallace, Jordan, Ratliff

107 Ga. App. 527 (1963) 130 S.E.2d 832 CAMPBELL v. EUBANKS. 39835. Court of Appeals of Georgia. Decided March 14, 1963. Rehearing Denied March 28, 1963. *530 Cumming, Nixon, Eve, Waller & Capers, Samuel C. Waller, for plaintiff in error. Allgood & Childs, Thomas F.

Miller, Judge. Bobby Todd Jordan applied to have his property line with adjoining landowners processioned. Although the resulting processioners’ return and surveyor’s plat filed with the probate court determined a property line adverse to Jordan’s interests, he did not file a protest. Five years later, Jordan filed an independent action in superior court to determine title and boundaries. After a bench trial, the trial court

On Rehearing Ex Mero Motu PER CURIAM. On December 16, 2011, this Court issued an opinion in this case, and on December 19, 2011, it issued an order placing this case on rehearing ex mero motu and withdrawing the December 16, 2011, opinion. We now issue the following opinion. Albert Linch Jordan appeals from an order of the Disciplinary Board (“the Board”) of the Alabama State Ba

TJOFLAT, Circuit Judge: During the trial of this criminal case, while the Government was putting on its case in chief, the district court dismissed the indictment with prejudice on the ground of prosecutorial misconduct. According to the court, the prosecutor’s withholding and/or untimely production of evidence and other material discoverable under Brady v. Maryland,

EUBANK, Judge, specially concurring: I concur in the result. The question of extending § 402A liability to sellers of used products is a growth area in the law. Having adopted § 402A by means of judicial legislation, we are now forced to consider reasonable limits to liability. See Annot., Strict Liability in Tort, Liability of Seller of Used Products, 53 A.L.R.3d 337 (1973). The p

OPINION CANNON, Justice. Hughes Tool Company and Hughes Drilling Fluids, Inc., a division of Hughes Tool Company, (appellants) appeal from a judgment for $6,707,780 rendered against them in a personal injury suit. In six points of error appellants challenge the trial court’s refusal to submit special issues on intoxication; its submission of special issues on damages for plaintiff Donald Eubanks’ two youn

239 Ga. 483 (1977) 238 S.E.2d 38 THE STATE v. EUBANKS. 32349. Supreme Court of Georgia. Argued June 13, 1977. Decided September 7, 1977. Ben J. Miller, District Attorney, Paschal A. English, Jr., Assistant District Attorney, for appellant. Don E. Snow, for appellee. HALL, Justice. We granted

240 Ga. 544 (1978) 242 S.E.2d 41 EUBANKS et al. v. THE STATE. 33015. Supreme Court of Georgia. Submitted November 28, 1977. Decided January 19, 1978. *549 Stephen M. Friedberg, for appellants. Lewis R. Slaton, District Attorney, Arthur K. Bolton, Attorney General, Daryl A.

540 So.2d 977 (1989) Lamar WEBB and Inell White Webb, Plaintiffs/Appellants, v. Johnnie L. JORDAN, et al., Defendants/Appellees. No. 20300-CA. Court of Appeal of Louisiana, Second Circuit. February 22, 1989. *978 D. Scott Brown, Mansfield, for plaintiffs/appellants. Mayer, Smith and Roberts by Mark A. Goodwin, Shreveport,

PRICE, Judge. Tommy Eubanks brought this action for personal injuries and related expenses alleged to have been caused by the collision of his vehicle with a tank transport on U. S. Highway 165 in Caldwell Parish, Louisiana, on November 18, 1971. Plaintiff named as defendants Isaac Brasseal, driver of the transport; his employers, Rose Oil Company of Dixie; Rose Oil Transport, Inc., and their liability insurer, Travelers Ins

NORRIS, Judge. This is a tort case in which the plaintiff, Mrs. Dickerson, was rear-ended by a following driver, Mr. Vallery. Mr. Vallery was then rear-ended by a second following driver, Mr. Jordan.* Mrs. Dickerson and her husband sued them both, along with their insurers, Jordan’s employer, and her own uninsured motorist carrier. After settling with all but Jordan’s employer, the City of Monroe, plaintiffs went to trial on the i

This is an appeal by Lola Parsons, defendant below, from a judgment of the Circuit Court of Madison County, Missouri, enjoining her from obstructing a road which runs across her land and from interfering with the use thereof by Henry Jordan, plaintiff below, and the general public. *Page 769 The appellant is the owner of 20 acres of land (W½ SE¼ NW¼ Sec. 12, Twp. 33 N, R. 6 E, Madison County, Missouri), and the respondent is the owne

224 Ga. 51 (1968) 159 S.E.2d 701 HOBBY v. EUBANKS. 24446. Supreme Court of Georgia. Argued January 8, 1968. Decided January 18, 1968. John R. Rogers, for appellant. Smith, Gardner, Wiggins & Geer, Peter Zack Geer, for appellee. NICHOLS, Justice. 1. "This court has held many times that, i

* Corpus Juris-Cyc References: Appeal and Error, 4CJ, section 2288, p. 515, n. 2; section 2298, p. 521, n. 76; section 2365, p. 557, n. 48; Contracts, 13CJ, section 666, p. 615, n. 81; Judgments, 34CJ, section 371, p. 160, n. 15. Action upon a sick and accident insurance policy. Judgment for plaintiff for full amount asked with penalty and attorney's fee added for vexatious delay. Defendant appealed. The record s

351 S.C. 459 (2002) 570 S.E.2d 197 TOMMY L. GRIFFIN PLUMBING & HEATING CO., Appellant, v. JORDAN, JONES & GOULDING, INC., Respondent. No. 3527. Court of Appeals of South Carolina. Heard May 7, 2002. Decided June 27, 2002. Rehearing Denied August 22, 2002. *463 Marv

Quiluian, Judge. The only question here involved is whether the plea of res judicata is sufficient when tested on general demurrer. In considering this question, we are confronted with the novel proposition propounded by the appellant that, since a general demurrer was sustained to his petition in a former suit seeking an accounting, the defendant in that suit by failing to file a cross action is now precluded by the doctrine of re

699 S.W.2d 124 (1985) Robert JORDAN, Deceased, and Emmagene M. Jordan, et al., Claimants, v. ST. LOUIS COUNTY POLICE DEPARTMENT, Employer. No. 49477. Missouri Court of Appeals, Eastern District, Division Four. October 8, 1985. *125 Jack Randall, St. Louis, for claimants. Daniel Bartlett, Clayton, for employer. SMITH