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Carosi v. Commonwealth
No. 100143Supreme Court of Virginia
100143 Carosi v. Commonwealth 11/04/2010 In a prosecution for, among other charges, child endangerment, three convictions for violation of Code § 40.1-103(A) were supported by sufficient evidence that the defe…
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100143 Carosi v. Commonwealth 11/04/2010 In a prosecution for, among other charges, child endangerment, three convictions for vio…
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100143 Carosi v. Commonwealth 11/04/2010 In a prosecution for, among other charges, child endangerment, three convictions for violation of Code § 40.1-103(A) were supported by sufficient evidence that the defendant endangered the lives of her three children by permitting illegal drugs to be kept in her home in a place accessible to the children. Considering the totality of the record, it cannot be said that the jury's finding of criminal negligence in this case was plainly wrong or without support in the evidence. Thus the Court of Appeals did not err in refusing the defendant's petition for appeal, and the judgment is affirmed.
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100143 Carosi v. Commonwealth 11/04/2010 In a prosecution for, among other charges, child endangerment, three convictions for violation of Code § 40.1-103(A) were supported by sufficient evidence that the defendant endangered the lives of her three children by permitting illegal drugs to be kept in her home in a place accessible to the children. Considering the totality of the record, it cannot be said that the jury's finding of criminal negligence in this case was plainly wrong or without support in the evidence. Thus the Court of Appeals did not err in refusing the defendant's petition for appeal, and the judgment is affirmed.
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