Supreme Court of The Virgin Islands· 11/26/2013
Rawlins v. People
Citations
- 59 V.I. 1069
- 2013 WL 6172972
- 2013 V.I. Supreme LEXIS 86
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- “[A]n issue that could have been, but was not, asserted in a prior appeal is waived in a subsequent appeal.”
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Judges: Cabret, Hodge, Swan
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Cites
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- United States v. Clinton S. Parker, Also Known as SpankySeventh Circuit· 1996-12-02· cited 168×
- Corey v. United StatesSupreme Court· 1963-12-09· cited 130×
- United States v. Elvis IrizarryThird Circuit· 2003-08-25· cited 120×
- United States v. Michael A. WhrenD.C. Circuit· 1997-07-10· cited 99×
- United States v. MarmolejoFifth Circuit· 1998-04-21· cited 96×
- United States v. TicchiarelliFirst Circuit· 1999-03-22· cited 87×
- United States v. Douglas KennedyThird Circuit· 2012-06-15· cited 68×
- United States v. Jimmy Lee Stuckey, Jr.Eighth Circuit· 2001-07-06· cited 64×
- Simon v. JosephSupreme Court of The Virgin Islands· 2013-09-11· cited 57×
- Williams v. PeopleSupreme Court of The Virgin Islands· 2013-04-05· cited 44×
- United States v. Philip StanleySecond Circuit· 1995-04-28· cited 38×
- Williams v. PeopleSupreme Court of The Virgin Islands· 2012-06-29· cited 38×
- United States v. Ralph PultroneThird Circuit· 2001-01-26· cited 33×
- Simpson v. GoldenSupreme Court of The Virgin Islands· 2012-02-09· cited 32×
- United States v. Marquette Scott WaltermanEighth Circuit· 2005-05-27· cited 23×
- Rawlins v. PeopleSupreme Court of The Virgin Islands· 2013-03-01· cited 18×
- Khalil v. Guardian InsuranceSupreme Court of The Virgin Islands· 2013-10-07· cited 5×
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