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J.M. Johnson, J. ¶1 Two police officers were informed of a marijuana growing operation at the residence of Jason and Tina Fry. When the officers approached the home, the smell of burning marijuana was apparent. Jason Fry did not consent to a search, and Tina Fry presented a document purporting to be authorization for medical marijuana. The officers obtained a telephonic search warrant, entered the Frys’ home, and seized over two po

Asmussen v. CSX Transportation, Inc., No. 814, September Term 2019 Opinion by Kehoe, J. PRETRIAL PROCEDURE – SCHEDULING ORDERS – AMENDMENT OR MODIFICATION Scheduling-order deadlines are not unyieldingly rigid, and, under Md. Rule 2-504(c), the circuit court “shall” modify scheduling orders “to prevent injustice.” But the deadlines are not to be complaisantly lax either. Only when substantial compliance with the scheduling order and good cause for deviation have been shown by the party unable t

228 P.3d 1 (2010) 168 Wash.2d 1 STATE of Washington, Respondent, v. Jason Lee FRY, Petitioner. No. 81210-1. Supreme Court of Washington, En Banc. Argued March 12, 2009. Decided January 21, 2010. *2 William D. Edelblute, Attorney at Law, Spokane Valley, WA, for Petitioner. John Allan

The plaintiffs, James Edward Doran, Alesia Lake, and Suzanne Nelson, appeal from a summary judgment granted in favor of defendants Steve Howell Fields, Jack M. Milford, and the City of Madison, in this action to recover damages for personal injury. We affirm. This action arose out of a collision between a vehicle occupied by the plaintiffs and one occupied by Toney Dean Lindsey, at an intersection in the City of Decatur. At the time of the collision, Lindsey was attempting to e

HOLMES, Circuit Judge. *886Petitioner Donald Anthony Grant, an Oklahoma state prisoner on death row, appeals from the district court's denial of his 28 U.S.C. § 2254 habeas petition. Additionally, Mr. Grant filed a motion to e