West Virginia Supreme Court· 5/29/1997

State v. Redden

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487 S.E.2d 318
199 W. Va. 660
1997 W. Va. LEXIS 72

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holding that trial court’s colloquy that only advised the defendant that judge alone decides guilt or innocence in a bench trial was sufficient for the defendant to knowingly and voluntarily waive his right to a jury trial under the totality of the circumstances
holding that even though W. Va. R. Crim. P. 23(a
holding that even though W.Va. R.Crim. P. 23(a
using plain error to address an invited error issue that involved a fundamental right secured by the state and federal constitutions
using plain error to address an invited error issue that involved a fundamental right secured by the state and federal constitutions
noting that in addition to a trial court advising a defendant about his right to testify, a “defendant should also be advised that [the defendant] has a right not to testify and that if [the defendant] does not testify then the jury can be instructed about that right”

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Judges: Starcher

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