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Parker v. Commonwealth
No. 070703Supreme Court of Virginia
070703 Parker v. Commonwealth 01/11/2008 In a prosecution for the felony of obtaining money in excess of $200 under false pretense in violation of Code § 18.2-178 by passing off fake pills in a drug transactio…
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070703 Parker v. Commonwealth 01/11/2008 In a prosecution for the felony of obtaining money in excess of $200 under false pretens…
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070703 Parker v. Commonwealth 01/11/2008 In a prosecution for the felony of obtaining money in excess of $200 under false pretense in violation of Code § 18.2-178 by passing off fake pills in a drug transaction, the element of false inducement to part with money or property was proven by sufficient evidence and the question whether the purchaser would have parted with his money or goods without this pretense was properly a question for the jury. The judgment of the Court of Appeals, upholding the conviction, is affirmed.
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070703 Parker v. Commonwealth 01/11/2008 In a prosecution for the felony of obtaining money in excess of $200 under false pretense in violation of Code § 18.2-178 by passing off fake pills in a drug transaction, the element of false inducement to part with money or property was proven by sufficient evidence and the question whether the purchaser would have parted with his money or goods without this pretense was properly a question for the jury. The judgment of the Court of Appeals, upholding the conviction, is affirmed.
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