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Tag Archives: hearsay
Opinions from the South Carolina Court of Appeals
In January, the South Carolina Court of Appeals published two opinions: In Wilson v. SCDMV, the DMV appealed the circuit court’s order enjoining the DMV from suspending Anna Wilson’s driver’s license for five years after her conviction for driving under … Continue reading
April 23, 2014 South Carolina Court of Appeals published opinions
Digital Ally, Inc. v Light-N-Up, LLC Ally obtained a default judgment against Light-N-Up in Missouri and moved to enforce it in South Carolina. The circuit court entered an order allowing enforcement. The panel affirmed. It held that Missouri had jurisdiction … Continue reading
November 1, 2013 4th Circuit published opinions
United States v Crawford Crawford objected to the use of hearsay evidence at his sentencing hearing. Te district court overruled his objections and sentenced him to 135 months imprisonment. The panel affirmed. It held that hearsay is admissible at sentencing … Continue reading
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Tagged attorney fees, criminal sentencing, equal protection, hearsay
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September 25, 2013 South Carolina Supreme Court published opinions
Auto-Owners Insurance Company v Rhodes Company brought a declaratory judgment action seeking declaration that its policy did not cover damages from a billboard falling onto an interstate highway. The trial judge issued a judgment declaring there was coverage. The underlying … Continue reading
August 28, 2013 South Carolina Supreme Court published opinions
State v Cope Cope was convicted of the rape and murder of his daughter. The Court of appeals affirmed. The Court, 3-2, affirmed as modified. The majority held the trail court did nto err in excluding four incidents involving a … Continue reading
May 15, 2012 4th Circuit published opinions
Harman Mining Company v Director of the Office of Workers’ Compensation Programs Harman was ordered to pay benefits under the black lung program to a worker who had legal pneumoconiosis. The panel dismissed their petition for review finding the administrative … Continue reading
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Tagged administrative law, black lung benefits, criminal sentencing, hearsay
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