State v. Gibson
West Virginia Supreme Court
1Opinion of the Court
BENJAMIN, Justice:
In this case, this Court answers the following question certified by the Circuit Court of Fayette County:
Must both of the two prior convictions for criminal acts of domestic violence [as defined and obtained in accord with West Virginia Code § 61-2-28], which are alleged within an indictment charging a current allegation of domestic violence as a third offense felony, have been obtained against a defendant within ten years of said current allegation, for said prior convictions to be properly used to charge the current allegation of domestic violence as a third offense felony?
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