Ronald L. Jones v. Louise Helms
Syllabus
In this case, a sister contests the sale of her deceased brother's interest in real estate they inherited from their mother to satisfy an outstanding judgment lien against the brother. Because the sister waives her right to appellate review of most of her arguments and we discern no error in the circuit court's exercise of subject matter jurisdiction, we affirm the circuit court.
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- upholding defendant’s sentence to LWOP after Miller where the defendant was only months shy of being eighteen, had no drug or family problems, had a prior criminal history, and murdered a fifteen-year-old victim
- upholding defendant’s sentence to LWOP after Miller where the defendant was only months shy of being eighteen, had no drug or family problems, had a prior criminal history, and murdered a fifteen-year-old victim
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Judges: Presiding Judge J. Steven Stafford
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