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Jackson v. Commonwealth

Citations

  • 587 S.E.2d 532
  • 266 Va. 423
  • 2003 Va. LEXIS 101

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  • holding that to impose the death penalty, a jury was required to find unanimously the aggravating factor of vileness, but was not required to find unanimously the conduct comprising vileness
  • expert’s testimony on transference as phenomenon making subject more prone to suggestion found admissible; however, no error to exclude expert’s testimony on truth or falsity of defendant’s statements
  • “[The] limitation of cross-examination is within the trial court’s discretion.”

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Judges: Elizabeth B. Lacy

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