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State court of last resort · ST-VA-SC
Henderson v. Commonwealth
No. 120512Supreme Court of Virginia
120512 Henderson v. Commonwealth 01/10/2013 Considering the limited right of a criminal defendant to confront his accusers in a probation revocation proceeding, the evidence -- including threats against the vi…
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120512 Henderson v. Commonwealth 01/10/2013 Considering the limited right of a criminal defendant to confront his accusers in a p…
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120512 Henderson v. Commonwealth 01/10/2013 Considering the limited right of a criminal defendant to confront his accusers in a probation revocation proceeding, the evidence -- including threats against the victims that were made during recorded jailhouse telephone conversations -- was sufficient to support a conclusion that the victims and witnesses in two robberies the defendant had allegedly committed were intimidated by the defendant and his allies in a criminal street gang to the degree that they had all refused to testify. Evidence of witness intimidation was alone sufficient to satisfy the "balancing test" for use of hearsay in a probation revocation proceeding, and the evidence at t…
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