The West Virginia Supreme Court of Appeals rejected a challenge by a murderer from Preston County to his imprisonment. The inmate claimed that his rights were violated during his trial, but the court ruled that there was no reversible error. The murderer had been sentenced to life without parole for killing a man in 2014. The court found that the original trial was fair and that the evidence against the inmate was strong. The justices also dismissed the inmate’s argument that his attorney had been ineffective, stating that he had received proper representation. This decision upholds the inmate’s conviction and sentence, ensuring that he will remain in prison for the rest of his life.
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