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· 11/23/1987

First National Bank of Milnor v. Yagow

Citations

  • 415 N.W.2d 806
  • 1987 N.D. LEXIS 439

How courts have described this case

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  • holding that the malum in se common-law misdemeanor of intentional battery was a sufficient predicate offense, even though not inherently dangerous, to support a misdemeanor-manslaughter conviction.
  • holding that the malum in se common-law misdemeanor of intentional battery was a sufficient predicate offense, even though not inherently dangerous, to support a misdemeanor-manslaughter conviction.
  • death must occur \in the course of committing a crime or even a civil wrong\ for unlawful act involuntary manslaughter
  • medical examiner properly permitted to testify that cause of death was heart attack and that manner of death was homicide
  • medical examiner properly permitted to testify that cause of death was heart attack and that manner of death was homicide

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Judges: Erickstad, Ilvedson, Levine, Meschke, Place, Walle

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