West Virginia Supreme Court· 5/10/1978

Martin v. Leverette

Citations

244 S.E.2d 39
161 W. Va. 547
1978 W. Va. LEXIS 258

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stating that burglary is a `serious [crime] and involve[s] the threat of violence against persons'
stating that burglary is a serious [crime] and involve[s] the threat of violence against persons’
stating that burglary is a “serious [crime] and involve[s] the threat of violence against persons”
stating that burglary is a “serious [crime] and involve[s] the threat of violence against persons”
prosecutor held to have personal interest in outcome of prosecution where appellant had previously instituted a civil action against the prosecutor
disqualified judge cannot hear any part of the proceedings

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