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State v. Colf

Citations

  • 504 S.E.2d 360
  • 332 S.C. 313
  • 1998 S.C. App. LEXIS 103

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  • holding that an issue is deemed abandoned if argument in brief is merely conclusory
  • holding a conclusory, two-paragraph argument that cited no authority other than an evidentiary rule was deemed abandoned on appeal
  • finding a conclusory, two-paragraph argument that cited no 1 See S.C. Code § 33-31-620(a) (2006). authority other than an evidentiary rule was abandoned
  • finding a conclusory, two-paragraph argument that cited no authority other than an evidentiary rule was abandoned
  • finding a conclusory, two-paragraph argument that cited no authority other than an evidentiary rule was abandoned
  • finding a conclusory, two-paragraph argument that cited no authority other than an evidentiary rule was abandoned

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Judges: Cureton, Howell, Goolsby

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