State v. Jarvis
West Virginia Supreme Court
1Opinion of the Court
HARSHBARGER, Justice:
James Ray Jarvis was convicted in the Circuit Court of Fayette County of four misdemeanor offenses: (1) speeding; (2) refusing to display his automobile registration card on demand; (3) illegally hindering or obstructing a police officer in the exercise of his official duty; and (4) reckless driving. Jarvis’ primary contentions in this appeal are that the trial court should have granted judgments of acquittal on the reckless driving and obstruction of a police officer charges. Jarvis also contends the prosecuting attorney violated a plea bargain agreement. We do not agree…
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