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Blow v. Commonwealth
No. 250365Supreme Court of Virginia
250365 Blow v. Commonwealth 04/16/2026 After an undercover law-enforcement officer performed a controlled drug transaction with the defendant at a clothing store, officers obtained a warrant for his arrest and…
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250365 Blow v. Commonwealth 04/16/2026 After an undercover law-enforcement officer performed a controlled drug transaction with t…
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250365 Blow v. Commonwealth 04/16/2026 After an undercover law-enforcement officer performed a controlled drug transaction with the defendant at a clothing store, officers obtained a warrant for his arrest and a search warrant for the store. Upon executing the warrant, officers discovered more marijuana and firearms inside the store. On appeal, the defendant contends that the evidence obtained from the search should have been suppressed because the officers violated Code § 19.2-56(B) by not giving him a copy of the search warrant and its supporting affidavit; the Court of Appeals disagreed. Because "the search warrant" in the first paragraph of the statute refers to a search warrant for a "…
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