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· 10/9/1950

LaPrade v. Commonwealth

Citations

  • 191 Va. 410
  • 61 S.E.2d 313
  • 1950 Va. LEXIS 230

How courts have described this case

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  • “[W]hat inferences are to be drawn from proved facts is within the province of the jury and not the court so long as the inferences are reasonable and justified”
  • \[W]hat inferences are to be drawn from proved facts is within the province of the jury and not the court so long as the inferences are reasonable and justified. \
  • cireumstantial evidence requires the Commonwealth to exclude every reasonable hypothesis of innocence

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Judges: Hudgins, Gregory, Eggleston, Spratley, Buchanan, Miller

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