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Carter v. Commonwealth
No. 091895Supreme Court of Virginia
091895 Carter v. Commonwealth 06/10/2010 In a grand larceny prosecution arising from a scheme by defendant and accomplices to obtain a "refund" for goods that had never been purchased or removed from the store…
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091895 Carter v. Commonwealth 06/10/2010 In a grand larceny prosecution arising from a scheme by defendant and accomplices to obt…
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091895 Carter v. Commonwealth 06/10/2010 In a grand larceny prosecution arising from a scheme by defendant and accomplices to obtain a "refund" for goods that had never been purchased or removed from the store, but were simply placed in a cart and taken to the "returns" counter in the store, there was sufficient evidence of asportation and assertion of ownership of the property to prove intent to steal, and the conviction is affirmed.
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091895 Carter v. Commonwealth 06/10/2010 In a grand larceny prosecution arising from a scheme by defendant and accomplices to obtain a "refund" for goods that had never been purchased or removed from the store, but were simply placed in a cart and taken to the "returns" counter in the store, there was sufficient evidence of asportation and assertion of ownership of the property to prove intent to steal, and the conviction is affirmed.
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