· 9/11/2023
Latz v. Latz
Citations
- 2023 Ohio 3215
Syllabus
CIVIL - Reasonableness of guardian ad litem fees and costs adverse parties may not confer jurisdiction upon a court by mutual consent, where none would otherwise exist.
How courts have described this case
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- stating that the D.C. Code “provides no substantive limitations on the Board’s authority to grant parole which would create a liberty interest”
- noting that only when “statutes or regulatory provisions are phrased in mandatory terms or explicitly create a presumption of release [will] courts find a liberty interest” to support a due process claim
- assessing the Montana parole system
- same under Montana parole statute
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Judges: Eklund
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