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Supreme Court upholds negligent homicide convictions for semi driver | News, Sports, Jobs

Apr 21, 2021 The North Dakota Supreme Court has upheld negligent homicide convictions for Douglas Eugene Landis, 65, of Dagmar, Mont. Landis was driving a semi truck east on the business loop near New Town and lost control on the snow-covered road as he was negotiating a curve on Oct. 5, 2018. The semi crossed the center line and struck the westbound pickup driven by David Wilcox, 28, of Tempe, Ariz., head on. Wilcox and his passenger, Taylor Denny, 22, of Phoenix, Ariz., were killed; Landis was not injured. Landis had argued that there was no evidence he had been negligent. The prosecution stated that Landis had been driving or working for 24 of the 28 hours prior to the accident and driver fatigue could have contributed to the crash. The Supreme Court ruled Tuesday that there was enough evidence to support the guilty verdict.

North Dakota court to resume in-person oral arguments

April 6, 2021 GMT BISMARCK, N.D. (AP) The North Dakota Supreme Court plans to resume in-person oral arguments in June. The Bismarck Tribune reported Tuesday that in-person arguments will be subject to parties agreeing to appear physically. If either party wants to appear remotely the proceedings will be conducted entirely electronically. District courts will still have discretion to conduct proceedings remotely. Chief Justice Jon Jensen said some courts may decide to increase in-person appearances but available facilities and local restrictions will dictate how proceedings are conducted. ADVERTISEMENT The Supreme Court also is considering making some pandemic protocols permanent, such as allowing defendants to plead guilty to Class C felonies in writing without appearing in court.

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