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Members of the West Virginia Supreme Court of Appeals questioned counsel from both sides of a case involving whether Gov. Jim Justice should be compelled to live in Charleston. The justices mulled over whether to dismiss the case sent to them by a Kanawha County Circuit Court or let the case continue to proceed in the lower court.
Continue Reading Take Me to More NewsIsaac Sponaugle conceded the Democratic primary for West Virginia attorney general to labor lawyer Sam Petsonk on Tuesday, capping a close race decided by…
Continue Reading Take Me to More NewsLawyers representing West Virginia Gov. Jim Justice filed a brief with the state Supreme Court of Appeals on Friday, regarding accusations Justice is…
Continue Reading Take Me to More NewsA lawsuit over whether West Virginia Gov. Jim Justice must live in the state capital may be headed to the state Supreme Court.News outlets report Kanawha…
Continue Reading Take Me to More NewsIt appears that a now more-than-one-year-old case to determine where West Virginia's governor constitutionally must reside will continue, after a hearing…
Continue Reading Take Me to More NewsLawyers for the West Virginia governor have been ordered to explain motions filed in a lawsuit about the governor's residency.The News and Sentinel…
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