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Henderson v. Commonwealth

Citations

  • 360 S.E.2d 876
  • 5 Va. App. 125
  • 4 Va. Law Rep. 708
  • 1987 Va. App. LEXIS 225

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  • placing stolen cigarettes in a bag when robbing convenience stores did not constitute behavior uncommon enough to be admissible as evidence of a modus operandi
  • reversing the conviction because the evidence of the other robberies was inadmissible to prove identity
  • finding several early morning robberies of cigarettes from 7-Eleven stores not sufficiently distinctive to establish a modus operandi
  • reversing the conviction because the evidence of the other robberies was inadmissible to prove identity

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