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Woodard v. Commonwealth
No. 130854Supreme Court of Virginia
130854 Woodard v. Commonwealth 02/27/2014 The Court of Appeals of Virginia did not err when, after reversing a felony murder conviction as not being supported by sufficient evidence, it refused to remand to th…
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130854 Woodard v. Commonwealth 02/27/2014 The Court of Appeals of Virginia did not err when, after reversing a felony murder conv…
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130854 Woodard v. Commonwealth 02/27/2014 The Court of Appeals of Virginia did not err when, after reversing a felony murder conviction as not being supported by sufficient evidence, it refused to remand to the circuit court for resentencing two felony drug convictions, one of which supplied the underlying offense for the felony murder conviction, but which were not directly challenged on appeal. The defendant suffered no reviewable injury from the fact that the sentencing guidelines would have been different had he not been convicted of felony murder at the time the circuit court sentenced him for the felony drug convictions. The circuit court did not abuse its discretion, and the judgment…
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130854 Woodard v. Commonwealth 02/27/2014 The Court of Appeals of Virginia did not err when, after reversing a felony murder conviction as not being supported by sufficient evidence, it refused to remand to the circuit court for resentencing two felony drug convictions, one of which supplied the underlying offense for the felony murder conviction, but which were not directly challenged on appeal. The defendant suffered no reviewable injury from the fact that the sentencing guidelines would have been different had he not been convicted of felony murder at the time the circuit court sentenced him for the felony drug convictions. The circuit court did not abuse its discretion, and the judgment…
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