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Green v. Commonwealth

Citations

  • 528 S.E.2d 187
  • 32 Va. App. 438
  • 2000 Va. App. LEXIS 335

How courts have described this case

Verbatim parenthetical descriptions written by other courts when citing this decision. Ranked by citation-network relevance.

  • holding that “venue is appropriate in any jurisdiction where the required elements of the offense have been established” and that the completed offense must have occurred in a particular jurisdiction in order to sustain the conviction in that jurisdiction
  • noting that, under the general venue statute, that the Commonwealth must establish a \strong presumption\ that all elements of the offense occurred within the selected venue
  • noting that, under the general venue statute, that the Commonwealth must establish a \strong presumption\ that all elements of the offense occurred within the selected venue
  • finding the Commonwealth must generally establish venue with evidence that supports a strong presumption that all elements of the offense occurred within the selected venue
  • finding the Commonwealth must generally establish venue with evidence that supports a strong presumption that all elements of the offense occurred within the selected venue
  • finding the Commonwealth must generally establish venue with evidence that supports a strong presumption that all elements of the offense occurred within the selected venue

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Judges: Fitzpatrick

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