Jeffrey D. Wells v. Commonwealth of Virginia

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• holding that only after evidence is admitted does “its weight [become] a matter for the jury to determine” (quoting Tipton v. Commonwealth, 224 Va. 256, 261 (1982))
• “[W]hen reviewing the evidence for sufficiency, we must consider all the evidence admitted at trial, including evidence admitted erroneously.”

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