· 7/26/2023
Rummage v. BGF Industries
Syllabus
This Court granted Vickie Rummage's petition for a writ of certiorari to review the decision of the court of appeals in Rummage v. BGF Industries, 434 S.C. 441, 865 S.E.2d 380 (Ct. App. 2021). We now dismiss the writ on the basis it was improvidently granted.
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- holding that an affirmative stipulation may invite error in the case of the admission of evidence
- concluding that the defendant invited error by affirmatively stipulating to admission of the evidence challenged on appeal
- concluding that the defendant invited any error by stipulating to admission of the evidence challenged on appeal
- holding that a defendant invited error by affirmatively stipulating to admission of the evidence challenged on appeal
- concluding that the defendant invited error by affirmatively stipulating to the admission of the evidence challenged on appeal
- holding that the speedy trial clock was tolled from the filing of defendant’s motion in limine until trial, when the district court was able to hear evidence necessary to rule on motion
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