Supreme Court of Appeals of West Virginia
Motion Docket
Tuesday, January 8, 2002
1. Douglas
Brown, Adm. of the Estate of Leah Brown v. City of Wheeling
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011151 - Wrongful death plaintiff challenges lower court's entry of summary judgment finding the City to be immune in a suit arising from an automobile accident.
- Granted 3-2, Davis, Maynard .
4. Clyde Emigh, Charles Robinette, Michael Gary
Mower, and Troy Wills v. WV Department of Health & Human Resources, Div. of Environmental Engineering &
Div. of Personnel - 011194 - Petitioners appeal from the circuit court's order affirming the decision of the administrative law judge that denied their claim of discrimination and favoritism.
Refused 4- 1, McGraw.
5. Trafalgar House Construction, Inc., Kimberly Industries, Inc., Trafalgar, Ltd. and Corotoman, Inc. v. ZMM, Inc., Chapman Technical Group, Ltd., H. D. Nutting Co., and DMJM/HTB, Inc. - 011181 - Plaintiffs, Trafalgar House Construction, etc. appeal from the circuit court's award of summary judgment in favor of defendants' finding that plaintiffs' claim was time-barred because plaintiffs either knew, or reasonably should have known, the defendants caused their injuries more than 2 years before plaintiffs filed their action. - Granted 4-1, Davis.
6. State of W. Va. v. William
Braham
- 011633 - Petitioner who was convicted of the felony offense of fraudulent schemes seeks to appeal his conviction challenging the constitutionality of the underlying criminal statute and for several rulings related to the trial.
- Granted 3-2, Davis, Maynard .
7. Virgil L. Payne v. West Virginia Public Service Commission - 012210 - No summary available. - Deferred.
9. D. R., legal guardian of J.S.; and T.P., individually and as parent or legal guardian ofJ.S. and C.S. v. The Salvation Army and Richard Gay, III - 012097 - Salvation Army seeks to appeal trial court's denial of its motion for judgment as a matter of law as to whether a counselor defendant was acting within the scope of his employment when he assaulted the plaintiff. - Refused 5- 0.
10. State of W. Va. v. Willie Bernard McGee, Jr. - 011688 - Defendant appeals from his conviction for first degree murder and asserts evidentiary and instructional error. He was sentenced to life in prison with a recommendation of mercy. - Refused 3 - 2, Starcher, Albright.
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