New v. Personal Representative of the Estate of New

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• observing that it is not incumbent upon this Court to “search the record for support” of a party’s arguments or “consider issues” left unarticulated
• statement of facts section of appellant’s brief shall neither omit relevant facts nor contain subjective argument
• statement of facts section of appellant’s brief shall neither omit relevant facts nor contain subjective argument
• “We will not conduct research to remedy deficiencies in the presentation of the case before this court.”
• failure to cite to the record or cases and statutes germane to the issue results in waiver of the issue
• appellant’s statement of facts shall neither omit relevant facts nor contain subjective argument

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