Category: Extraordinary Remedies – Equity

CIVIL (INJUNCTION): The Courier-Journal, Inc.; Lexington Herald-Leader Co.; & Associated Press v. Leonard Lawson; Commonwealth of Kentucky (SC 3/18/2010)

The Courier-Journal, Inc.; Lexington Herald-Leader Co.; & Associated Press v. Leonard Lawson; Commonwealth of Kentucky 2009-SC-000756-I March 18, 2010 Opinion by Chief Justice Minton. All sitting; all concur. Movants filed...

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CIVIL PROCEDURE – Statute of Limitations (SOL) tolled by conduct of defendant: Tim Emberton v. GMRI Inc. (d/b/a Red Lobster Restaurant #349), et al. (SC 10/29/2009)

Tim Emberton v. GMRI Inc. (d/b/a Red Lobster Restaurant #349), et al.2007-SC-000443-DG October 29, 20092008-SC-000109-DG October 29, 2009Opinion by Justice Scott; all sitting. Emberton sued GMRI after he contracted the hepatitis...

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WRITS – Lack of subject matter jurisdiction in writ filed over property distribution and estate matter: William Goldstein, Executor v. Judge Timothy J. Feeley & Ruby Joann Young-Layer (Real Party in Interest) (SC 8/27/2009)

William Goldstein, Executor v. Judge Timothy J. Feeley & Ruby Joann Young-Layer (Real Party in Interest) 2008-SC-000597-MR August 27, 2009 Opinion by Justice Venters. All sitting; all concur. Before the circuit court could...

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Criminal Law – determining if getting proper psychiatric treatment following guilty plea but mentally ill, mandamus: Breeden v. Commonwealth (COA 7/17/2009)

Breeden v. Commonwealth2008-CA-000243 07/17/2009 2009 WL 2059424Opinion by Judge Stumbo; Judges Keller and VanMeter concurred. The Court affirmed an order of the circuit court denying appellant’s motion for a hearing to...

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