Highland Enterprises, Inc. v. Barker

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• noting appellate court will not consider issues cited on appeal that are not supported by propositions of law, authority, or argument
• noting appellate court will not consider issues cited on appeal that are not supported by propositions of law, authority, or argument
• a one-sentence statement that an award of punitive damages violates due process is hardly sufficient to constitute argument
• “A one sentence statement regarding whether the award violates due process is hardly sufficient to constitute argument and, in addition, the appellants cite no authority. Thus, the appellants have left this Court with no ability to address [the appellant’s claim].”

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