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ORDER PER CURIAM: Appeal dismissed as having been improvidently granted.

ORDER PER CURIAM: Appeal dismissed as having been improvidently granted.

Smith, Judge. James Brownlee was issued a citation by the City of Atlanta for criminal trespass, OCGA § 16-7-21. Brownlee, without benefit of counsel, pled guilty to a city ordinance violation for disorderly conduct, 17-3001 (2), in Atlanta Municipal Court as a negotiated alternative to standing trial on the criminal trespass charge. The superior court denied Brownlee’s petition for writ of certiorari. OCGA § 5-4-3. Brownlee t

130 F.3d 1348 39 Fed.R.Serv.3d 961, 97 Cal. Daily Op. Serv. 9080,97 Daily Journal D.A.R. 14,667 Morris William COUGHLIN; Natalie Ekeh; Arnon Sabado;Leonardo Garvida; Paulino Aquino; Romualdo Legaspi;Augustus Torres; Larry Doria; Ford Gochuico; RenieBeasley; Yookwan Awai; Teresita Gonzales; Bruce Ludwig;Liza Laurencio; Rochelle Singh; Ted Isobe; DanielBarrientos; Susan Sarmiento; Ga

IN THE COURT OF CRIMINAL APPEALS OF TENNESSEE AT NASHVILLE February 8, 2011 Session ANTHONY M. COLLIER v. STATE OF TENNESSEE Appeal from the Criminal Court for Davidson County Nos. 2006-D-2932; 2007-C-2440 Cheryl Blackburn, Judge No. M2010-00433-CCA-R3-PC - Filed October 17, 2011 The petitioner, Anthony M. Collier, appeals the denial of post-conviction relief by the C

698 F.2d 402 UNITED STATES of America, Plaintiff-Appellee,v.1,606.00 ACRES OF LAND, More or Less, SITUATED IN TEXASCOUNTY, STATE OF OKLAHOMA; the Commissioners of the LandOffice of the State of Oklahoma; First National Bank ofAmarillo and Carol Sharon Thompson, Coexecutors for HenryThompson, Dec'd; Colleen Hamilton, single; Ruth Jacobs,single; Donita Ford, single; Lloyd McCants, Jr.; GeorgeMcCants; Robert L.

308 S.C. 556 (1992) 419 S.E.2d 786 Don OWENS, individually and as Representative of a Class of Persons Including the Citizens and Taxpayers of Greenville County, Appellants/Respondents v. Arthur MAGILL, Holly Magill and the Arthur and Holly Magill Foundation; Greenville County Museum of Art; William T. Davis Susan S. Douglas, Gail Durham, Michael Mathers, Bernice Barton, Jo Ann Taylor, and Louise McDavid as Commissioners o

Per Curiam. Defendant, Bay County, appeals by leave granted from the denial of its motion for summary judgment under GCR 1963, 117.2(1). On December 9, 1976, while an elected county commissioner of Bay County, plaintiff, Donald C. Pero, was injured in a slip and fall in the Bay County Building where he was attending a meeting of a committee of the Bay County Commissioners. Plaintiff, his wife, Rosalie Pero, and h

215 Va. 338 (1974) DANNY LEE WOMACK v. ROSALIE ELDRIDGE. Record No. 730653. Supreme Court of Virginia. December 2, 1974. Present, All the Justices. 1. Cause of action will lie for emotional distress, unaccompanied by physical injury, provided conduct is intentional or reckless, outrageous, and intolerable, causal connection is established, and emotional dist

Eldon E. Fallon, U.S. District Court Judge *623Before the Court are two motions to dismiss without prejudice filed by Plaintiffs *624Herman LeBlanc, R. Doc. 569, and Donnie Beasley, R. Doc. 572. The motions are opposed. R. Doc. 579. Plaintiffs have filed a reply. R. Doc. 590. Havin

T.G. NELSON, Circuit Judge: Morris Coughlin and forty-eight other individuals (collectively “plaintiffs”) appeal the district court’s order granting defendants Richard Rogers’ (Director of the Immigration and Naturalization Service for the Los Angeles District Office) and the Immigration and Naturalization Service’s motion to sever plaintiffs. We have jurisdiction pursuant to 28 U.S.C. § 1291. We affirm.

RANDOLPH, PRESIDING JUSTICE, FOR THE COURT: ¶ 1. Timothy Nelson Evans was tried and convicted of capital murder with the underlying felony of robbery for the killing of Wenda Holling. At the conclusion of the sentencing phase, the jury, imposed the death penalty. The Circuit Court of Hancock County denied Evans’s-post-trial motions. Evans appeals, raising ten assignments of error. Finding no error, we affirm.

WILLIAM E. DOYLE, Circuit Judge. The United States here instituted an action in the nature of a condemnation pro*403ceeding in which it sought to subordinate all oil, gas and other mineral rights in four tracts of land with the right of the United States to flood the tracts as necessary for the construction or operation of the Optima Lake project in Texas County, Okla

STANLEY, District Judge. This is an action by the plaintiff, H. Lee Finlayson, Jr., a resident of the State of Florida, against the Cabarrus. Bank and Trust Company, a North Caro-/ lina banking corporation, as surviving, executor and trustee under the last will and testament of Emma F. Whitman, deceased, in which the plaintiff seeks possession of shares of certain common and preferred stock of the National Oil Company, and o

Mb. Justice Wole delivered the opinion of the court. The defendants assign error in permitting evidence of a transaction with a person since deceased in violation of law. The defendants did not appear at the trial and Angel Cestero was permitted to testify that he had loaned $1,000 to his brother Eduardo Cestero, since deceased. In Wilcox v. Axtmayer,

El Juez Asociado Señoi-i Wole, emitió la opinión del tribunal. La demandada alega que la corte cometió error al ad-mitir evidencia de una transacción con un finado en viola-ción de la ley. La demandada no compareció a la vista del caso y se permitió a Angel Cestero declarar que le había prestado $1,000 a su hermano Eduardo Cestero, quien ya había muerto. En el caso de

The heirs and devisees of George Calvert deceased file their motion asking in the alternative (1) dismissal of the appeal, or (2) substitution as appellees. Calvert died during the hearing upon a bill filed by appellant to confirm title as against appellees. This fact was unknown to the parties or to the court until after final decree. We have examined the several answers to the motion, which contend for a diversity of procedures. We are of the opinion that Calvert was not a nec