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West Virginia Supreme Court on Pre-existing Conditions in Car Accident Cases – Pownell v. Arthurs
In order to win a car accident case, the person who sues (plaintiff) generally has to prove that the person or entity be...
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Let Someone Drink and Drive Your Car? You Could Lose Your License – Uhl v. Reed
In West Virginia, it’s against the law to let someone whom you know is drunk or under the influence of drugs to drive yo...
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Warrant, Probable Cause Requirements in Police Home Searches – U.S. v. Hill
Police officers usually have to get a warrant in order to enter and search your home without your consent. Some limited ...
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No Recordings of Defendant’s Police Statements, No Problem in Stolen Xbox Case – State v. Taneyhill
Disputes over evidence and whether certain pieces of proof should be put before a jury at trial may seem like complicate...
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The ‘Diminished Capacity’ Defense Based on Voluntary Intoxication in West Virginia Criminal Cases – State v. Pustovarh
West Virginia law allows a person charged with a crime to defend the charge by asserting that his or her mental capacity...
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How Much Evidence is Enough to Prove DUI? West Virginia High Court Weighs In – Reed v. Hill
In a recent case , West Virginia’s Supreme Court gave some important insight into what kind of and how much evidence is ...
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