The Supreme Court of Appeals heard oral arguments in three cases today, May 3, 2022, in Braxton County, WV as part of the LAWS Project. Students from Braxton and Webster County High Schools attended.

Today is the end of the January 2022 Term of the WV Supreme Court of Appeals. Over the summer, we will review cases, prepare for our September Term & complete implementation of the Intermediate Court of Appeals on July 1. Thank you for the honor of serving on your Supreme Court!

I’m so very sad to learn of the death of one of my favorite authors and one of our nation’s great historians, David McCullough. He brought history to life in so many outstanding works and it was a pleasure to meet him.

MEMORANDUM DECISIONS (22) were issued today on the Court's website, courtswv.gov/supreme-court/…

Our Fall Term of the West Virginia Supreme Court of Appeals begins tomorrow with oral arguments beginning at 10 a.m.

The Supreme Court heard arguments remotely today, Oct. 18, 2022, at Woodrow Wilson High School in Beckley, WV. The arguments are part of the LAWS program, which exposes students to actual Supreme Court cases at a venue in their local community.

The Supreme Court held its largest in-person admission ceremony of the year today, Oct. 19, 2022, welcoming lawyers being admitted into West Virginia State Bar. It was held in the Supreme Court Courtroom.

Honored to begin our 2023 Spring Term of your Supreme Court of Appeals.

Happy Birthday to the state I love!! ‘My home among the hills' youtu.be/Szt9NTV4Ldc via YouTube

Your WV Supreme Court of Appeals starts the 2023 Fall Term today. View the cases we will be hearing today and watch oral arguments at the link below. courtswv.gov/supreme-court/…

I’m so sorry to learn of the passing of Kanawha County Circuit Judge Joanna Tabit. She was a talented and dedicated judge and a kind and generous person. I extend my sympathies to her family.

Chief Justice Tim Armstead along with Justices Beth Walker and John Hutchison spoke about civics education during an event at the Culture Center, March 11, 2024. The program, “Civics Education – Now More Than Ever” was organized by the West Virginia Civics.

I enjoyed talking with high school students from Herbert Hoover, Capital, Sissonville and Roane County today as part of your Supreme Court’s LAWS program designed to allow students to hear real cases be argued before the court.

All five Justices were on hand at the Robert C. Byrd U.S. Courthouse today, April 18, 2024, to accept the Excellence in Victim Advocacy and Justice Award for the Supreme Court's Victim Outreach Project.

Chief Justice Tim Armstead met with second and third grade students from Alban Elementary in St Albans, WV today, April 25, 2024, in the Supreme Court Courtroom.

Chief Justice Declares May as Treatment Court Month, courtswv.gov/sites/default/….

The Supreme Court heard arguments today, October 8, 2024, at Williamstown Middle/High School in Wood County, WV. The arguments are part of the LAWS program, which exposes high school students to actual Supreme Court cases at a venue in their local community.

Merry Christmas!

As this year ends I am thankful to have served as Chief Justice in 2024. Your Supreme Court works well together and I appreciate the friendship and support of my fellow justices and talented staff. My best to incoming Chief Justice Bill Wooton and our new Justice Charles Trump.

Justice Tim Armstead participated in the first day of the 87th Legislature by swearing in new members of the state Senate, Senate President Randy Smith and other elected Senate officers.