Barge v. Sadler

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• noting that the jury of view will assess the damages the petitioner must pay for the use of the easement
• need for the additional Wilkerson findings arises in part because “dangerous offender” category “is the most subjective and hardest to apply”
• need for the additional Wilkerson findings arises in part because “dangerous offender” category “is the most subjective and hardest to apply”
• need for the additional Wilkerson findings arises in part because “dangerous offender” category “is the most subjective and hardest to apply”
• proof of little or no regard for human life shows that defendant is dangerous offender, “but it may not be sufficient to sustain consecutive sentences”
• court has no authority under statutes to grant petition in private condemnation action until after the jury of view has submitted its report

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).