West Virginia Supreme Court· 7/11/1996

State v. Greene

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473 S.E.2d 921
196 W. Va. 500
1996 W. Va. LEXIS 110

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holding that civil forfeiture provisions found in W.Va.Code §§ 60A-7-703(a)(2) and (4) are not punitive for purposes of constitutional guarantees against double jeopardy
stating that “[i]f any principle is well settled in this State, it is that, in the absence of special circumstances, a guilty plea waives all antecedent constitutional and statutory violations save those with jurisdictional consequences.”
stating that “[i]f any principle is well settled in this State, it is that, in the absence of special circumstances, a guilty plea waives all antecedent constitutional and statutory violations save those with jurisdictional consequences.”

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Judges: Albright, Cleckley

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