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Commonwealth v. Canales
No. 230829Supreme Court of Virginia
230829 Commonwealth v. Canales 04/10/2025 Applying Code § 19.2-306.1 that places limitations on the sentence that a court may impose when an individual violates the terms of his probation, multiple technical v…
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230829 Commonwealth v. Canales 04/10/2025 Applying Code § 19.2-306.1 that places limitations on the sentence that a court may imp…
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230829 Commonwealth v. Canales 04/10/2025 Applying Code § 19.2-306.1 that places limitations on the sentence that a court may impose when an individual violates the terms of his probation, multiple technical violations arising from a single course of conduct or a single incident or considered at the same revocation hearing shall not be considered separate technical violations for the purposes of sentencing. However, the statute does not require a court to address all probation violations set forth in a major violation report in the same hearing, and a court has broad discretion in a revocation proceeding. The statute does not prohibit a court from addressing individual probation violations…
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