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Harris v. Commonwealth
No. 061719Supreme Court of Virginia
061719 Harris v. Commonwealth 09/14/2007 Because a "box cutter" is not a weapon described in Code § 18.2-308(A), or a weapon of "like kind," the evidence supporting defendant's felony conviction for carrying a…
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061719 Harris v. Commonwealth 09/14/2007 Because a "box cutter" is not a weapon described in Code § 18.2-308(A), or a weapon of "…
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061719 Harris v. Commonwealth 09/14/2007 Because a "box cutter" is not a weapon described in Code § 18.2-308(A), or a weapon of "like kind," the evidence supporting defendant's felony conviction for carrying a concealed weapon after previously having been convicted of a felony was insufficient as a matter of law. The judgment of the Court of Appeals of Virginia is reversed and the conviction is vacated.
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061719 Harris v. Commonwealth 09/14/2007 Because a "box cutter" is not a weapon described in Code § 18.2-308(A), or a weapon of "like kind," the evidence supporting defendant's felony conviction for carrying a concealed weapon after previously having been convicted of a felony was insufficient as a matter of law. The judgment of the Court of Appeals of Virginia is reversed and the conviction is vacated.
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