Camping Commission of the Pacific Northwest Conference of the Methodist Church v. Ocean View Land, Inc.

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• concluding that whistleblower report may be in form of query about whether conduct is unlawful
• stating that “[a] Rule 59 motion should not be used to raise or present new, previously untried or unasserted theories or legal arguments”
• considering the inadequacy of the record to support review, even in the context of a parental rights termination appeal, as part of finding the appeal to be frivolous
• “[A]ppellant has the duty to prepare the record which conveys a fair, accurate, and complete account of what transpired in the trial court regarding the issues which form the basis of the appeal.”
• A party may not raise an issue for the first time upon appeal.
• “The [Rule 59.04] motion should be granted when the controlling law changes before the judgment becomes final; when previously unavailable evidence becomes available; or to correct a clear error of law or to prevent injustice.”

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