State of West Virginia v. Lillie Mae Trail

How courts have described this case

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• finding that cumulative error doctrine has no application when there is no error
• finding that cumulative error doctrine has no application when there is no error
• finding that cumulative error doctrine has no application when there is no error
• “Ms. Trail’s final assignment alleges cumulative error. Because we have found no errors, this assignment need not be addressed.”
• ‘‘a person’s concern for a defendant does not make them an ‘interested party’ to the litigation’’
• “This Court previously has found issues asserted on appeal to have been waived as a result of a petitioner’s failure to comply with Rule 10(c)(7).”

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).