bond requirement in West Virginia

2015Specifically at Appleby, 213 W.Va. at 512 n. 6, 583 S.E.2d at 809 n. 6, this Court indicated: We also note that the State says that it specifically informed Mr. Appleby’s trial counsel that, if he was convicted, the State would seek a recidivist sentence, and that discovery was apparently provided to Mr. Appleby that included a list of Mr. Appleby's prior convictions.

2015Specifically at Appleby, 213 W.Va. at 512 n. 6, 583 S.E.2d at 809 n. 6, this Court indicated: We also note that the State says that it specifically informed Mr. Appleby’s trial counsel that, if he was convicted, the State would seek a recidivist sentence, and that discovery was apparently provided to Mr. Appleby that included a list of Mr. Appleby's prior convictions.

2023Specifically, in Matter of Cullins, 481 P.3d 774 (Kan. 2021), a judge, during a bond hearing for a young African-American man had asked whether he was a “Kansas boy.” 42 The judge then asked whether he was an athlete, and said “[c]an I take a wild guess?

2023Did you have a felony record before [the school] gave you a scholarship?” 43 The judge then expressed disbelief when the young man said he did not have a felony record and had not been in trouble as a juvenile. 44 The judge’s comments gave such an appearance of racial bias that the prosecutor felt compelled to tell the defendant’s father that the use of that language would not affect his son’s case. 45 We find the context in which “your boy” was used here to be 42 481 P.3d at 788 . 43 Id. 44 Id. 45 Id. at 789 . 44 markedly different and are mindful of the clear and convincing evidence standard

1973The Supreme Court of the United States in Lindsey v. Normet, 405 U.S. 56 , 92 S.Ct. 862 , 31 L.Ed.2d 36 struck down a similar bond requirement of the State of Oregon.

1973The Supreme Court of the United States in Lindsey v. Normet, 405 U.S. 56 , 92 S.Ct. 862 , 31 L.Ed.2d 36 struck down a similar bond requirement of the State of Oregon.

1973In the recent case of Greer v. Dillard, 213 Va. 477 , 193 S.E. 2d 668 , the Supreme Court of Appeals of Virginia held that an indigent was required to post a $600 bond in order to appeal a case from a court not of record to a court of record, and the right to appeal was contingent upon satisfying the statutory requirements in connection therewith.

1973In the recent case of Greer v. Dillard, 213 Va. 477 , 193 S.E. 2d 668 , the Supreme Court of Appeals of Virginia held that an indigent was required to post a $600 bond in order to appeal a case from a court not of record to a court of record, and the right to appeal was contingent upon satisfying the statutory requirements in connection therewith.

1923“This general rule is that demands against the same party may be joined when they are' all of the same nature and the same judgment has to be given in each, although the pleas may be different. ’ ’ Burks, Pleading & Practice (2d. ed.) §473, Bowman v. First Nat’l Bank, 115 Va. 463 , 80 S. E. 95 .

1923“This general rule is that demands against the same party may be joined when they are' all of the same nature and the same judgment has to be given in each, although the pleas may be different. ’ ’ Burks, Pleading & Practice (2d. ed.) §473, Bowman v. First Nat’l Bank, 115 Va. 463 , 80 S. E. 95 .