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Murphy v. State

Citations

  • 632 A.2d 1150
  • 1993 Del. LEXIS 422

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  • recognizing that the failure to raise a legal issue in an opening brief generally constitutes a waiver of that issue on appeal
  • recognizing that the failure to raise a legal issue in an opening brief generally constitutes a waiver
  • holding failure to raise a legal issue in the text of the opening brief generally constitutes a waiver of that claim on appeal
  • noting it is “well-settled” in Delaware that failing to raise a legal issue in the text of an opening brief generally waives that claim for that proceeding
  • failure to raise legal issue in the text of the opening brief generally constitutes a waiver of the claim on appeal
  • “The failure to raise a legal issue in the text of the opening brief generally constitutes a waiver of that claim”

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Judges: Moore, Walsh, Holland

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