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West Virginia Supreme Court· 5/15/1987

State v. Davis

Citations

  • 357 S.E.2d 769
  • 178 W. Va. 87
  • 1987 W. Va. LEXIS 544

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  • holding that “rules promulgated by this Court have the force and effect of law and will supersede procedural statutes that conflict with them”
  • holding that Rules of Criminal Procedure superseded statute requiring the indorsement of the grand jury foreman and attestation of the prosecutor on the reverse side of the indictment
  • holding that Rules of Criminal Procedure superseded statute requiring the indorsement of the grand jury foreman and attestation of the prosecutor on the reverse side of the indictment
  • holding that W.Va.R.Crim.P. 7(c)(1) supersedes the provisions of W. Va.Code § 62-9-1 (1931), to the extent that the statute requires the indorsement of the grand jury foreman and attestation of the prosecutor on the reverse side of the indictment
  • holding that W. Va. R.Crim. P. 7(c)(1) supersedes the provisions of W. Va.Code § 62-9-1 (1931) to the extent that the statute requires the indorsement of the grand jury foreman and attestation of the prosecutor on the reverse side of the indictment
  • holding that W. Va. R.Crim. P. 7(c)(1) supersedes the provisions of W. Va.Code § 62-9-1 (1931) to the extent that the statute requires the indorsement of the grand jury foreman and attestation of the prosecutor on the reverse side of the indictment

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Judges: Miller

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