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West Virginia Supreme Court· 3/19/1982

State v. Barker

Citations

  • 289 S.E.2d 207
  • 169 W. Va. 620
  • 1982 W. Va. LEXIS 727

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  • even if claim of surprise were proper, the appellant’s failure to move for a continuance waived his right to one.
  • “even if this were a ‘proper’ case in which to claim surprise, the appellant failed to move for a continuance, and, therefore, waived his right to one”
  • “[e]ven if this were a ‘proper’ case in which to claim surprise, the appellant failed to move for a continuance, and, therefore, waived his right to one”
  • “[e]ven if this were a ‘proper’ case in which to claim surprise, the appellant failed to move for a continuance, and, therefore, waived his right to one”
  • “[e]ven if this were a ‘proper’ case in which to claim surprise, the appellant failed to move for a continuance, and, therefore, waived his right to one”
  • “[e]ven if this were a ‘proper’ case in which to claim surprise, the appellant failed to move for a continuance, and, therefore, waived his right to one”

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Judges: Per Curiam

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