West Virginia Supreme Court· 12/19/1986

State v. McWilliams

Citations

352 S.E.2d 120
177 W. Va. 369
1986 W. Va. LEXIS 590

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“A judicial admission is a statement of fact made by a party in the course of the litigation for the purpose of withdrawing the fact from the realm of dispute.”
\A judicial admission is a statement of fact made by a party in the course of the litigation for the purpose of withdrawing the fact from the realm of dispute.\
“A prosecutor cannot dismiss criminal charges without the prior approval of the court.”
clear and convincing evidence required to support involuntary civil commitment
clear and convincing evidence required to support involuntary civil commitment

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Judges: Brotherton

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