Damon v. York

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• finding it improper to “fix upon isolated statements of the trial judge taken out of the full context in which they were made, and use them as a predicate for holding the law has been misapplied” (quoting Groves v. Commonwealth, 50 Va. App. 57, 62 (2007))
• finding it improper to “fix upon isolated statements of the trial judge taken out of the full context in which they were made, and use them as a predicate for holding the law has been misapplied” (quoting Groves v. Commonwealth, 50 Va. App. 57, 62 (2007))

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