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Justice Warren McGraw - STRONG ON CRIME
- Smeared by his critics
McGraw Best for Court
I write in response to Mr. Capehart's letter, printed on Oct. 22. He should have disclosed that he is Benjamin's campaign manager. He obviously is
Byrd votes for McGraw
BECKLEY State Supreme Court Justice Warren McGraw said Wednesday he is grateful for the public support he has received from U.S. Sen. Robert
Warren McGraw pulls out 'big guns' in whirlwind tour
Warren McGraw pulled out the big guns -- both the political and hunting variety -- in a whirlwind campaign tour that went south to north Tuesday i
MASSEY CEO'S POLITICAL DONATIONS QUESTIONED
The man whose company won a $50 million lawsuit in 2002 against Massey Energy is worried about the huge amount of money Massey's CEO has put into
Justice McGraw has had a distinguished carreer as a public servant. Here's a short timeline of his positions.
1968 and 1970 - Elected to the House of Delegates
1972 - Elected to Senate
1976 - Re-elected to Senate
1980 - Re-elected to Senate
1980 - Elected 44th President of West Virginia Senate (Lieutenant Governor)
1982 - Re-elected President of Senate unanimously from both parties
1986 - Elected to Wyoming County Board of Education
1996 - Elected Prosecuting Attorney of Wyoming County
1998 - Elected to the West Virginia Supreme Court of Appeals
2001 - Elected as Chief Justice of the Supreme Court of Appeals
JUSTICE WARREN RANDOLPH McGRAW was born in Wyoming County, West Virginia, May 10, 1939. He married Peggy Shufflebarger in 1961, and they have three children, W. Randolph, a lawyer, H. Suzanne, a lawyer, and Rebecca L., a medical doctor. The McGraws are also the proud grandparents of six grandchildren - Warren III, Kindra, Conor, Alayna, Maverik, and MacKenzie.
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