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Harris v. Commonwealth

Citations

  • 206 Va. 882
  • 147 S.E.2d 88
  • 1966 Va. LEXIS 165

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  • recognizing in cases of “circumstantial evidence, much weight is given to contradictory statements of material facts by the accused”
  • noting that a fact-finder may consider testimony even if it does not “exclude[e] all doubt”
  • noting that proof beyond a reasonable doubt does not mean proof “beyond all doubt” and that “‘[e]vidence is seldom sufficient to establish any fact . . . beyond all doubt’” (quoting Toler v. Commonwealth, 188 Va. 774, 780, 51 S.E.2d 210, 213 (1949))

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Judges: Snead

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