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Wright v. Commonwealth
No. 150181Supreme Court of Virginia
150181 Wright v. Commonwealth 08/18/2016 In a case involving charges of felony malicious bodily injury by means of a caustic substance under Code § 18.2-52, felony assault and battery of a law enforcement offi…
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150181 Wright v. Commonwealth 08/18/2016 In a case involving charges of felony malicious bodily injury by means of a caustic subs…
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150181 Wright v. Commonwealth 08/18/2016 In a case involving charges of felony malicious bodily injury by means of a caustic substance under Code § 18.2-52, felony assault and battery of a law enforcement officer under Code § 18.2-57, obstruction of justice under Code § 18.2-460, and grand larceny from the person under Code § 18.2-95, the first two assignments of error concerning the grand larceny charge are precluded by operation of Rule 5:17(c)(iii). The Court of Appeals did not err in refusing to notice the defendant's argument regarding the absence of evidence of the value of the items taken pursuant to Rule 5A:12(c), and the defendant's request to apply the ends of justice exception of…
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