North Dakota Supreme Court· 12/17/2020
Curtiss v. State
Citations
- 2020 ND 256
Syllabus
Any attempt to avoid, defeat or evade a judgment, or to deny its force and effect, in some incidental proceeding not provided for by law, with the express purpose of obtaining relief from that judgment is a collateral attack. The Uniform Postconviction Procedure Act is the exclusive remedy for collaterally challenging the judgment of a conviction.
Judges: Jensen, Jon J.
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- Puklich v. PuklichNorth Dakota Supreme Court· 2022-08-04· cited 8×
- Etemad v. StateNorth Dakota Supreme Court· 2023-06-08· cited 1×
- Johnson v. StaigerNorth Dakota Supreme Court· 2025-11-20· cited 1×
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Cites
14 cases in this archive are cited by this case.
- Hamilton v. HamiltonNorth Dakota Supreme Court· 1987-07-28· cited 36×
- State v. AtkinsNorth Dakota Supreme Court· 2019-05-24· cited 26×
- Anderson v. BakerNorth Dakota Supreme Court· 2015-12-01· cited 26×
- Kautzman v. DollNorth Dakota Supreme Court· 2018-01-22· cited 21×
- Curtiss v. StateNorth Dakota Supreme Court· 2016-03-15· cited 13×
- Krile v. LawyerNorth Dakota Supreme Court· 2020-07-30· cited 11×
- In Re Estate of BartelsonNorth Dakota Supreme Court· 2019-04-11· cited 7×
- Mesch v. LeviNorth Dakota Supreme Court· 2015-04-22· cited 6×
- J.B. v. R.B.North Dakota Supreme Court· 2018-03-22· cited 6×
- Great W. Cas. Co. v. Butler Mach. Co.North Dakota Supreme Court· 2019-07-30· cited 6×
- State v. CurtissNorth Dakota Supreme Court· 2011-09-15· cited 5×
- Great West Casualty Company v. Butler Machinery CompanyNorth Dakota Supreme Court· 2019-07-30· cited 5×
- Curtiss v. StateNorth Dakota Supreme Court· 2015-07-01· cited 3×
- Curtiss v. StateNorth Dakota Supreme Court· 2015-04-15· cited 2×
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