Wachter v. Ascero

How courts have described this case

Verbatim parenthetical descriptions written by other courts when citing this decision. Ranked by citation-network relevance.

• stating that “blood test should not have been ordered ... even for humanitarian purposes, and should never be ordered unless it is to establish paternity in a. proceeding where paternity is a relevant fact and has not already been determined in a prior proceeding”
• stating that “blood test should not have been ordered ... even for humanitarian purposes, and should never be ordered unless it is to establish paternity in a. proceeding where paternity is a relevant fact and has not already been determined in a prior proceeding”
• stating that “blood test should not have been ordered ... even for humanitarian purposes, and should never be ordered unless it is to establish paternity in a. proceeding where paternity is a relevant fact and has not already been determined in a prior proceeding”
• stating that “blood test should not have been ordered ... even for humanitarian purposes, and should never be ordered unless it is to establish paternity in a. proceeding where paternity is a relevant fact and has not already been determined in a prior proceeding”
• stating that “blood test should not have been ordered ... even for humanitarian purposes, and should never be ordered unless it is to establish paternity in a. proceeding where paternity is a relevant fact and has not already been determined in a prior proceeding”
• stating that “blood test should not have been ordered … even for humanitarian purposes, and should never be ordered unless it is to establish paternity in a proceeding where paternity is a relevant fact and has not already been determined in a prior proceeding”

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).