FindLaw search results: attorney Ernest M. Edsel

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U.S. Supreme Court, Danisha Tetreault, et. al v. Elaine Houghton, et al., No. 07-9710, filed amicus brief to forma pauperis appeal from WA Supreme Court case (no. 80613-6)(see below) and related case (no. 80725-6)(see below), writ of certiorari denied (2008); rehearing denied (2008). The brief and petition challenged the State over parental rights termination (PRT) cases in the State of WA on the constitutional grounds that WA State and a minority of other states cannot refuse to provide court-appointed attorneys to minors at PRT proceedings prosecuted by the State against indigent parents and minors.

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WA State Supreme Court, Danisha Tetreault, et. al v. Elaine Houghton, et al., No. 80613-6 (2007) filed original mandamus action to compel WA appellate court judges and administrator to comply with applicable federal ADA laws protecting deaf litigant with cases before WA appellate courts.

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WA State Court of Appeals, Second Division, In re Welfare of M.S.T., State v. Dale T. and Danisha T., No. 35419-5-II (2007), filed amicus brief for grandparents in parents' appeal of termination of parental rights. The brief submitted constitutional law issues (substantive and procedural) for the court's consideration.

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WA State Court of Appeals, Second Division, Jane Citizen I, et al., v. Clark County Board of Commissioners, et al., 127 Wn. App. 846, 113 P.3d 501 ( 2005), filed appeal for indigent parents who sued county for providing grossly inadequate defense in parental rights termination cases.

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WA State Court of Appeals, Second Division, Carla v. Siemer, No. 30630-1-II (2004), filed appeal for a tenant in real estate dispute as to whether a 12-month lease was a month-to-month lease.

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