Hopper v. Maryland Casualty Co.

How courts have described this case

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• holding that an appellant's failure to cite legal authority in support of his argument results in waiver
• holding that an appellant’s failure to cite legal authority in support of his argument results in waiver
• holding that an appellant’s failure to develop argument and cite relevant authority for the argument results in waiver
• holding that an appellant’s failure to cite legal authority in support of his argument results in waiver
• stating that “although Miller did not delineate specifically what factors a sentencing court must consider, at a minimum it should consider” a paraphrased version of the listed characteristics
• stating that “[w]hen an appellant fails to develop his issue in an argument and fails to cite any legal authority, the issue is waived.”

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).