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Gravely v. Commonwealth

Citations

  • 13 Va. App. 560
  • 414 S.E.2d 190
  • 8 Va. Law Rep. 1978
  • 1992 Va. App. LEXIS 42

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  • holding that the Commonwealth’s improper examination of defendant’s witness was not harmless error because the jury would not have heard the evidence but for the cross-examination
  • holding that the Commonwealth’s improper cross-examination of the defendant’s witnesses was not harmless error because the jury would not have heard the challenged evidence but for the cross-examination
  • holding that the Commonwealth’s improper cross-examination of the defendant’s witnesses was not harmless error because the jury would not have heard the challenged evidence but for the cross- examination
  • on cross-examination of defense character witness Commonwealth may not question about unrelated offenses occurring after the date of the events giving rise to the pending charges

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Judges: Bray

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