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West Virginia Supreme Court of Appeals Justice Tim Armstead dies

Tim Armstead served 20 years in the legislature, including as the first Republican House speaker in 83 years, and was twice elected to the West Virginia Supreme Court.

  • Tim Armstead, a West Virginia Supreme Court justice, died at 60 after a brief hospitalization, according to the West Virginia Supreme Court.
  • Governor Patrick Morrisey described Armstead as a 'good and decent man who always tried to set the right ethical tone' in his work.
  • Colleagues, including Chief Justice Bill Wooton, remembered Armstead for his ethical leadership and deep knowledge of state finances.
  • Colleagues remembered Armstead as a natural leader and dedicated public servant, highlighting his commitment to family and West Virginia.
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Tim Armstead, a West Virginia Supreme Court justice and former House speaker, dies at 60

CHARLESTON, W.Va. (AP) — Tim Armstead, a West Virginia Supreme Court justice who also served as Republican speaker of the House of Delegates during a 20-year legislative career, died Tuesday, the court announced. He was 60.

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