State Farm Mutual Automobile Insurance Company, a Corporation v. Ruby Worthington

How courts have described this case

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• limiting plea to evidentiary admission where plea rested on fear of adverse community sentiment, parole had been agreed to, and defendant needed to be free to care for his children
• a judicial admission does away with the need for evidence in regard to the subject matter of the admission
• “The purpose of a judicial admission is that it acts as a substitute for evidence in that it does away with the need for evidence in regard to the subject matter of the judicial admission.”
• “These and similar cases hold that judicial admissions are binding for the purpose of the case in which the admissions are made including appeals. This does not make the same judicial admissions conclusive and binding in separate and subsequent cases.”

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).