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The summary following each opinion is prepared to offer lawyers and the public a general overview of what a particular opinion decides. The summary is not necessarily a full description of the issues discussed in an opinion.

In this attornrey disciplinary matter, the Court adopts the Hearing Panel's recommendation and sanctions the attorney to a one-year definite suspension, retroactive to the date of the interim suspension, with conditions and payment of costs.

In this case, the Court reverses the trial court’s order suppressing the testimonies of four witnesses for the State.

We affirm as modified the circuit court's order reversing the ALC's dismissal of Respondent's appeal from the denial of his request for parole.

This is an attorney disciplinary matter.

In this case, the Court affirmed the trial court’s decision declining to admit an affidavit which purported to allege possible juror misconduct at Petitioner’s criminal trial.

The post-conviction relief (PCR) court dismissed Petitioner McKnight’s application alleging numerous grounds for ineffective assistance of counsel. This Court granted certiorari and reverses the PCR court’s denial of relief on several grounds.

The Court issued a public reprimand to respondent, a retired magistrate judge, for improper conduct that occurred while respondent was in office.

The operator of a gambling cruise ship appeals the ALC's finding that section 3-11-400 requires montly reports of gross proceeds, not just percentage of winnings to losses. We reverse.

The Court affirmed a decision by the Administrative Law Court construing the term "member in service" in state disability retirement statutes.

In this opinion, the Court imposes reciprocal discipline of disbarment on Timothy Scott Geller based on his disbarment in Massachusetts.

We reverse the circuit court's order revoking six months for Appellant's violation of the Community Supervision Program.

In this case, the Court affirms the circuit court’s order terminating Appellant from the 13th Circuit Drug Court Program.

Appellant appeals the circuit court's order denying him uninsured motorist proceeds pursuant to a compensation section in the Tort Claims Act. We affirm the circuit court's finding that Appellant had to meet the definition of "uninsured" to recover under the section.

This order dismisses the notice of appeal from an order denying petitioner's PCR application because the issue petitioner seeks to raise, waiver of his right to direct appeal, is successive.

This is an order reinstating a lawyer to the practice of law.