In re Anonymous No. 8 D.B. 79

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• defendant who smuggled marijuana into prison to give to inmate committed racketeering because racketeering enterprise had financial objective even though defendant received no personal financial gain
• failure to address in answering brief issues raised on appeal “can be considered a confession of error”
• “In ruling on a party’s motion for summary judgment, the trial court should consider those facts that would be admissible in evidence.”
• unsworn assertions in a 8 BRODY, et al. v. POLSINELLI Decision of the Court memorandum are not facts to be considered when deciding a motion for summary judgment
• “‘Generally the “facts” which the trial court will consider as “admissible in evidence” in ruling on a motion for summary judgment are those which are set forth in an affidavit or deposition; an unsworn and unproven assertion in a memorandum is not such a fact.’”
• trial court should consider only admissible evidence

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