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Dorsey v. Angelone
No. 000566Supreme Court of Virginia
000566 Dorsey v. Angelone 04/20/2001 In a habeas corpus proceeding, the trial court correctly ruled that a prisoner's second petition for a writ of habeas corpus was procedurally barred under Code § 8.01-654(B…
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000566 Dorsey v. Angelone 04/20/2001 In a habeas corpus proceeding, the trial court correctly ruled that a prisoner's second peti…
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000566 Dorsey v. Angelone 04/20/2001 In a habeas corpus proceeding, the trial court correctly ruled that a prisoner's second petition for a writ of habeas corpus was procedurally barred under Code § 8.01-654(B)(2), which controls the filing of successive habeas petitions. Dismissal of the petition is affirmed.
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000566 Dorsey v. Angelone 04/20/2001 In a habeas corpus proceeding, the trial court correctly ruled that a prisoner's second petition for a writ of habeas corpus was procedurally barred under Code § 8.01-654(B)(2), which controls the filing of successive habeas petitions. Dismissal of the petition is affirmed.
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