· 5/5/1981
Losh v. McKenzie
Citations
- 277 S.E.2d 606
- 166 W. Va. 762
- 1981 W. Va. LEXIS 603
How courts have described this case
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- holding that a prior omnibus habeas corpus hearing allows the doctrine of res judicata to bar subsequent proceedings
- holding that an omnibus proceeding is generally comprised of (1) appointment of counsel; and (2) an evidentiary hearing
- holding that doctrine of res judicata will not bar subsequent habeas petitions until an omnibus evidentiary hearing, with appointment of counsel, has been held
- holding that a prior omnibus habeas corpus hearing allows the doctrine of res judicata to bar subsequent proceedings
- holding that an omnibus habeas corpus proceeding is generally comprised of appointment of counsel and an evidentiary hearing
- holding that a prior omnibus habeas corpus hearing allows the doctrine of res judicata to bar subsequent proceedings
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Judges: Neely
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