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W. Va. Trial Ct. R. 34.02

Incarcerated Defendants

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When the defendant is incarcerated in jail and does not waive the right to appear, the deposition of a witness shall be noticed and held either at the jail or within the courthouse, or other arrangements shall be made to ensure that the defendant is present.

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