· 7/16/1987
State v. Banjoman
Citations
- 359 S.E.2d 331
- 178 W. Va. 311
How courts have described this case
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- finding that party, by failing to request hearing, had failed to preserve objection as to allegedly false voir dire answers
- finding that party, by failing to request hearing, had failed to preserve objection as to allegedly false voir dire answers
- error of allegedly false voir dire answers not preserved where no request for a hearing on same was made
- “It is recognized that a trial court has the right to control the orderly process of proceedings before him, and may intervene so long as he does not prejudice the defendant's case.”
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Judges: Miller
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