Estate of Lindberg
Citations
- 2024 ND 10
Syllabus
Before we consider the merits of an appeal, we must first confirm we have jurisdiction. A motion filed under N.D.R.Civ.P. 59(j) and 60(b)(6) within 28 days of the notice of entry of judgment or order tolls the time to appeal under N.D.R.App.P. 4(a)(3)(A)(iv) and (vi). \Genetic father\ means the man whose sperm fertilized the egg of a child's genetic mother. If the father-child relationship is established under the presumption of paternity under subdivision a, b, or c of subsection 2 of section 14-20-07, the term means only the man for whom that relationship is established. A presumption of paternity requires the presumptive father, for the first two years of the child's life, to reside in the same household with the child and openly hold the child out as his own. When the spouse of a genetic parent adopts an individual, the individual adoptee obtains a parent-child relationship with the adoptive step-parent but may still inherit from the other genetic parent.
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- holding that defendant had “reduced” privacy expectations in the movement of his automobile and that the use of a beeper was minimally intrusive
- holding that defendant had “reduced” privacy expectations in the property law relating to party walls. Inherent Fourth Amendment rights are not inevitably measurable in terms of ancient niceties of tort or real property law.” (footnote omitted)
- holding “that reasonable suspicion is adequate to support warrantless beeper installation”
- holding “that reasonable suspicion is adequate to support warrantless beeper installation”
- “Monitoring the beeper while the agents had reasonable suspicion to believe Michael was conspiring to manufacture MDA did not violate his fourth amendment rights.”
- “We hold that the installation and monitoring of the beeper involved no violation of Michael’s fourth amendment rights.” (emphasis added)
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Judges: Tufte, Jerod E.
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