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West Virginia Supreme Court· 10/30/2007

State v. Collins

Citations

  • 654 S.E.2d 115
  • 221 W. Va. 229
  • 2007 W. Va. LEXIS 79

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  • finding that “as a custodian, the Appellant possessed sufficient control over [the victim] . . . for a jury to properly convict[.]” (emphasis added)
  • determining that whether an adult who took an eleven-year-old girl four-wheeling on multiple occasions with the implicit permission of the child’s mother was a temporary custodian under the provisions of West Virginia Code § 61-8D-5 (2005
  • determining that whether an adult who took an eleven-year-old girl four-wheeling on multiple occasions with the implicit permission of the child's mother was a temporary custodian under the provisions of West Virginia Code § 61-8D-5 (2005
  • determining that whether an adult who took an eleven-year-old girl four-wheeling on multiple occasions with the implicit permission of the child’s mother was a temporary custodian under the provisions of West Virginia Code § 61-8D-5 (2005) was a question for the jury
  • determining that whether an adult who took an eleven-year-old girl four-wheeling on multiple occasions with the implicit permission of the child's mother was a temporary custodian under the provisions of West Virginia Code § 61-8D-5 (2005) was a question for the jury
  • word \custody” defined as care and control of a thing or person and absent statutory definition of the term we defer to \common, ordinary, and accepted meanings of the terms in the connection in which they are used.’’

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Judges: Per Curiam

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