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Toghill v. Commonwealth
No. 140414Supreme Court of Virginia
140414 Toghill v. Commonwealth 02/26/2015 In an appeal by a defendant convicted on charges of Internet solicitation of oral sex with a minor in violation of former Code § 18.2-374.3, under the former sodomy pr…
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140414 Toghill v. Commonwealth 02/26/2015 In an appeal by a defendant convicted on charges of Internet solicitation of oral sex w…
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140414 Toghill v. Commonwealth 02/26/2015 In an appeal by a defendant convicted on charges of Internet solicitation of oral sex with a minor in violation of former Code § 18.2-374.3, under the former sodomy provisions of Code § 18.2-361(A), the applicable statutes were not unconstitutional as applied in this case under controlling constitutional decisions of the United States Supreme Court because statutes making sexual acts with minors criminal offenses are not unconstitutional. This defendant, therefore, lacked standing to make a facial challenge, and the judgment of the Court of Appeals of Virginia affirming the defendant's convictions and finding the application of former Code § 18.2-36…
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140414 Toghill v. Commonwealth 02/26/2015 In an appeal by a defendant convicted on charges of Internet solicitation of oral sex with a minor in violation of former Code § 18.2-374.3, under the former sodomy provisions of Code § 18.2-361(A), the applicable statutes were not unconstitutional as applied in this case under controlling constitutional decisions of the United States Supreme Court because statutes making sexual acts with minors criminal offenses are not unconstitutional. This defendant, therefore, lacked standing to make a facial challenge, and the judgment of the Court of Appeals of Virginia affirming the defendant's convictions and finding the application of former Code § 18.2-36…
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