· 10/15/1887
Soltan v. Soltan
Citations
- 93 Mo. 307
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- acknowledging that a bank’s failure to “follow its own rules” could provide basis for the claim that the bank “breached an implied covenant of good faith”
- recognizing college’s fiduciary duty to student to prevent sexual harassment by faculty because “[t]he relationship between students and those that teach them is built on a professional relationship of trust and deference, rarely seen outside the academic community”
- one act, not multiple acts, and no genuine possibility of juror confusion as to the culpable act
- potential sentence enhancement based on prior convictions is “punishment for the defendant’s recidivism”
- no genuine possibility of juror confusion as to culpable act
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Judges: Norton
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