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State court of last resort · ST-VA-SC
Britt v. Commonwealth
No. 072175Supreme Court of Virginia
072175 Britt v. Commonwealth 10/31/2008 In a prosecution for grand larceny, the evidence was insufficient to establish that the value of the goods taken was at least $200 where the owner of a burglarized store…
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072175 Britt v. Commonwealth 10/31/2008 In a prosecution for grand larceny, the evidence was insufficient to establish that the v…
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072175 Britt v. Commonwealth 10/31/2008 In a prosecution for grand larceny, the evidence was insufficient to establish that the value of the goods taken was at least $200 where the owner of a burglarized store presented a tabulation at trial of the total value of the items recovered outside the store along with items found on the floor of the store itself. Since there was no evidence showing the quantity or value of those items retrieved from the floor, the total amount of $410.59 was not competent evidence of the value of the items removed from the store, and thus the Commonwealth failed to prove that the value of the items taken was $200 or more. The judgment of the Court of Appeals is re…
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