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Northern Marianas College wins appeal on agency standing

The Supreme Court of the Northern Mariana Islands ruled that Northern Marianas College can seek judicial review of an administrative decision.

Court Denies Rehearing in Manglona v. Tenorio Case

The Supreme Court of the Northern Mariana Islands denies a rehearing request in the Manglona v. Tenorio case, affirming earlier findings on consent.

Court rules on appeal involving recusal of justice

The Supreme Court of the Northern Mariana Islands ruled on an appeal regarding the recusal of a justice during a case involving Eugene B. Repeki, Jr.

Court Upholds Election Board's Actions in Voting Dispute

The Supreme Court of the Northern Mariana Islands rules on a voting rights case involving disqualified voters and the Board of Elections.

Court Upholds Validity of Bills from Tenth Legislature

The Supreme Court of the Northern Mariana Islands rules on legislative bills from the Tenth Legislature, affirming their validity for gubernatorial action.

Supreme Court rules on election contest in Northern Mariana Islands

The Supreme Court of the Northern Mariana Islands denied a petition from the Board of Elections regarding election contest jurisdiction.

Court rules on appeal process in Lucky Development case

The Supreme Court of the Northern Mariana Islands rules on appeal timelines in the Lucky Development Co. Ltd. v. Tokai U.S.A. Inc. case, affecting future appeals.

Court affirms election board's authority in voter challenges

The Supreme Court of the Northern Mariana Islands upheld the Board of Elections' authority to adjudicate voter challenges, impacting election procedures.

Court affirms conviction in Cabrera Alford plea case

The Supreme Court of the Northern Mariana Islands upheld Frances Cabrera's conviction, affirming the validity of her Alford plea.

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