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· 7/20/2021

Kelly Lamont Poole v. Commonwealth of Virginia

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  • holding that an indictment charging that defendant killed the deceased by kicking and stomping her without charging that defendant stomped with his feet was fatally defective as failing to charge the means employed in commission of the offense
  • murder indictment held insufficient because indictment that alleged murder by “kicking and stomping” the victim should have alleged that “the accused stomped the deceased to death with his feet with shoes on.” Id at 207

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