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Dennis Moore v. Commonwealth
No. 990776Supreme Court of Virginia
990776 Dennis Moore v. Commonwealth 03/03/2000 The provisions of Code § 16.1-269.1(E) cure a defect in felony proceedings in a juvenile and domestic relations district court caused by the Commonwealth's failur…
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990776 Dennis Moore v. Commonwealth 03/03/2000 The provisions of Code § 16.1-269.1(E) cure a defect in felony proceedings in a ju…
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990776 Dennis Moore v. Commonwealth 03/03/2000 The provisions of Code § 16.1-269.1(E) cure a defect in felony proceedings in a juvenile and domestic relations district court caused by the Commonwealth's failure to notify the defendant's biological father of the proceedings pursuant to the requirements of former Code §§ 16.1-263 and -264. Defendant's convictions are affirmed.
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990776 Dennis Moore v. Commonwealth 03/03/2000 The provisions of Code § 16.1-269.1(E) cure a defect in felony proceedings in a juvenile and domestic relations district court caused by the Commonwealth's failure to notify the defendant's biological father of the proceedings pursuant to the requirements of former Code §§ 16.1-263 and -264. Defendant's convictions are affirmed.
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