Commonwealth v. Minor
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· Supreme Court of Virginia
ReversedAffirmedDenied
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030401 Commonwealth v. Minor 01/16/2004 The trial court abused its discretion in denying a defendant's motion for separate trials of indictments for offenses against three victims occurring on three different dates. In this case, evidence of the other crimes was not relevant to the only contested issue, whether each victim consented to sexual intercourse. The judgment of the Court of Appeals reversing defendant's convictions is affirmed.
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