State v. Adney

How courts have described this case

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• stating the failure to state or argue an issue in an appellate brief may be deemed waiver of the issue
• noting party waives issue by failing to include proper argument on appeal
• “For purposes of this appeal we will treat Adney’s motion for directed verdict as a motion for judgment of acquittal.”
• “When a party, in an appellate brief, fails to state, argue, or cite to authority in support of an issue, the issue may be deemed waived.”
• “When a party, in an appellate brief, fails to state, argue, or cite to authority in support of an issue, the issue may be deemed waived.”
• “When a party, in an appellate brief, fails to state, argue, or cite to authority in support of an issue, the issue may be deemed waived.”

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).