Legal Opinion · Concurrence

Fogg v. MacAluso

Supreme Court of Colorado

Decided March 6, 1995No. 93SC606Published

1ConcurrenceJustice Scott

specially concurring in the result:

I agree with the majority’s definition of “emergency as an exigency or an unforeseen combination of circumstances that call for immediate action.” Maj. op. at 275. I also agree that it would be unfair not to give the parties the opportunity to “present relevant evidence and argue how the newly delineated definition applies to [the] evidence.” Maj. op. at 276. Moreover, I agree that because “the trial court ... did not conduct an evi-dentiary hearing before deciding the case,” maj. op. at 276, we must remand this matter to the trial court. I write separately,…

2Cases cited17 opinions

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  2. Trinity Broadcasting of Denver, Inc. v. City of WestminsterSupreme Court of Colorado · 1993
  3. Bertrand v. Board of County Commissioners of Park CountySupreme Court of Colorado · 1994
  4. Robert G. Tilton, an Individual v. Gary L. Richardson, Ole Anthony, Harry Guetzlaff, C. Tony Wright, David Burrows, and George A. OtstottCourt of Appeals for the Tenth Circuit · 1993
  5. Hoiengs v. County of AdamsNebraska Supreme Court · 1994

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