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Du v. Commonwealth
No. 151058Supreme Court of Virginia
151058 Du v. Commonwealth 09/22/2016 In a case rendered upon a plea of guilty to statutory rape of the defendant's 13-year-old half-sister, aggravated malicious wounding of his father, and malicious wounding o…
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151058 Du v. Commonwealth 09/22/2016 In a case rendered upon a plea of guilty to statutory rape of the defendant's 13-year-old ha…
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151058 Du v. Commonwealth 09/22/2016 In a case rendered upon a plea of guilty to statutory rape of the defendant's 13-year-old half-sister, aggravated malicious wounding of his father, and malicious wounding of his stepmother, the trial court did not abuse its discretion in ordering lifetime probation following the period of defendant's active incarceration or in ordering that the defendant have no contact with the victims as a condition of his suspended sentences. The judgment is affirmed.
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151058 Du v. Commonwealth 09/22/2016 In a case rendered upon a plea of guilty to statutory rape of the defendant's 13-year-old half-sister, aggravated malicious wounding of his father, and malicious wounding of his stepmother, the trial court did not abuse its discretion in ordering lifetime probation following the period of defendant's active incarceration or in ordering that the defendant have no contact with the victims as a condition of his suspended sentences. The judgment is affirmed.
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