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· 12/12/1911

Adkins v. Guyandotte Timber Co.

Citations

  • 70 W. Va. 97
  • 73 S.E. 243
  • 1911 W. Va. LEXIS 196

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  • finding denial of motion to suppress preserved by objection at trial to blood test results on basis of motion to suppress
  • when evidence is cumulative and there is other competent evidence to support conviction, improper admission or exclusion of evidence is harmless beyond reasonable doubt

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Judges: Robinson

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