West Virginia Supreme Court· 6/16/2010

State v. Lively

Citations

697 S.E.2d 117
226 W. Va. 81
2010 W. Va. LEXIS 78

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applying the raise or waive rule to the claim of a Confrontation Clause violation
“Although the Defendant does not ask the Court to notice plain error, the Court can sua sponte apply the plain error doctrine if the record below is sufficient for such analysis.”
“The Court consistently has held that ‘silence may operate as a waiver of objections to error and irregularities at the trial which, if seasonably made and presented, might have been regarded as prejudicial.’ State v. Grimmer, 162 W.Va. 588, 595, 251 S.E.2d 780, 785 (1979
“The Court consistently has held that ‘silence may operate as a waiver of objections to error and irregularities at the trial which, if seasonably made and presented, might have been regarded as prejudicial.’ State v. Grimmer, 162 W.Va. 588, 595, 251 S.E.2d 780, 785 (1979

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Judges: Ketchum

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