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Kennedy v. Commonwealth

Citations

  • 339 S.E.2d 905
  • 1 Va. App. 469
  • 1986 Va. App. LEXIS 225

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  • upholding reckless driving conviction where driver admitted he had been sleepy fifteen minutes before unexplained accident and evidence established that family had been on the road for eight hours and that vehicle left no skid marks or other evidence of braking prior to running off the road
  • upholding reckless driving conviction where driver admitted he had been sleepy fifteen minutes before unexplained accident and evidence established that family had been on the road for eight hours and that vehicle left no skid marks or other evidence of braking prior to running off the road
  • evidence that defendant fell asleep at the wheel and ran off the road was sufficient to sustain his conviction of reckless driving
  • choice to operate vehicle with knowledge of steering defect is reckless driving

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Judges: Duff

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