Alaska Supreme Court· 9/7/2007
Weber v. State
Citations
- 166 P.3d 899
- 2007 Alas. LEXIS 106
- 2007 WL 2570184
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- concluding that claims against trial court judges based on dismissal of previous lawsuits for failure to state claims upon which relief could be granted were barred by judicial immunity
- explaining that ruling on motions is “properly within the scope and [is] a routine exercise of a judge’s jurisdiction and authority”
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Judges: Fabe, Matthews, Eastaugh, Bryner, Carpeneti
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- Executive Management, Ltd. v. Ticor Title InsuranceNevada Supreme Court· 1998-09-01· cited 65×
- Kollodge v. StateAlaska Supreme Court· 1988-06-03· cited 63×
- Aspen Exploration Corp. v. SheffieldAlaska Supreme Court· 1987-06-19· cited 56×
- Odom v. Fairbanks Memorial HospitalAlaska Supreme Court· 2000-03-17· cited 41×
- Calhoun v. GreeningAlaska Supreme Court· 1981-11-13· cited 37×
- DeNardo v. Calista Corp.Alaska Supreme Court· 2005-04-22· cited 31×
- Caudle v. MendelAlaska Supreme Court· 1999-12-30· cited 26×
- DeNardo v. Municipality of AnchorageAlaska Supreme Court· 1989-05-26· cited 24×
- Meidinger v. Koniag, Inc.Alaska Supreme Court· 2001-07-27· cited 24×
- Alaska Wildlife Alliance v. StateAlaska Supreme Court· 2003-07-25· cited 21×
- Nelson v. JonesAlaska Supreme Court· 1990-02-23· cited 18×
- White v. State, Department of Natural ResourcesAlaska Supreme Court· 2000-12-15· cited 15×
- Marshall v. First National Bank AlaskaAlaska Supreme Court· 2004-09-03· cited 15×
- DeNardo v. MichalskiAlaska Supreme Court· 1991-05-24· cited 14×
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