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Selling Marijuana Still a Felony in West Virginia – State v. Nutter
As marijuana becomes decriminalized and even legalized in some jurisdictions across the country, users are coming out of...
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West Virginia Men Move Forward with Federal Claims against Cops in Alleged Beating Case – Lester v. City of Gilbert
The U.S. District Court for the Southern District of West Virginia recently issued an important ruling in a civil rights...
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Are You Eligible for Bail? Pretrial Detention in West Virginia Criminal Cases – U.S. v. Lezine
In many cases, a person charged with a crime in West Virginia is released after an initial arrest and ordered to show up...
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West Virginia DUI Cases Often Hinge on ‘Reasonable Suspicion’ – Reed v. Littleton
West Virginia DUI cases often come down not to the question of whether a driver was intoxicated at the time of an arrest...
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When Can the Cops Stop and Search You on the Street? U.S. v. Richardson
In order for police to stop a person on the street and frisk or search the person, the law requires them to have “reason...
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The Difference between Assault and Battery in West Virginia – State v. Cleveland
Although the terms “assault” and “battery” are often used together, the fact is that they represent two separate crimes ...
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