People v. Score’s Empirical Analysis

Citation profile

6 state decisions

Most-quoted passages

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1. “• After appointment as a co-conservator, Petitioner and Mr. McDougal prepared Mr. Jones’ will and named themselves as trustees of his estate and created a ten-year trust for Mr. Jones’ sole heir, despite the fact that the heir was competent to handle his own affairs. • Petitioner took personal property from Mr. Jones’ residence. • Petitioner took a diamond ring from a safety deposit box that was part of the estate. • Petitioner intentionally excluded $32,960.55 from the original inventory in the probate court. • Petitioner and Mr. McDougal falsely informed St. Anthony’s Hospital that Mr. Jones had no medical insurance or income sufficient to pay his outstanding bill of $24,194.60. 4 • Petitioner agreed to the sale of Mr. Jones’ car to Mr. McDougal’s son without notice to Mr. Jones and for a fraction of its value. • Petitioner made inaccurate statements on the amended inventory regarding Mr. Jones’ stocks. • Petitioner and Mr. McDougal entered into a rental agreement with Mr. Jones to rent and manage one of Jones’ properties for a 10% commission.”

   1 later decision quote this exact passage
   e.g. Score v. People

2. “The parties (in the disciplinary action) entered into a stipulation of facts and the respondent admitted that she engaged in multiple acts of misconduct with respect to her representation of Teddy Carr Jones....” People v. Score, 760 P.2d 1111 at 1112 . .In her deposition, however, Petitioner stated that she would likely become a solo practitioner. .”

   1 later decision quote this exact passage
   e.g. Score v. People