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· 2/2/2016

Michael Paul Reid v. Commonwealth of Virginia

Citations

  • 65 Va. App. 745
  • 781 S.E.2d 373
  • 2016 Va. App. LEXIS 23

How courts have described this case

Verbatim parenthetical descriptions written by other courts when citing this decision. Ranked by citation-network relevance.

  • \Larceny by trick is not a separate and distinct statutory offense ... but rather is a common law species of larceny where the element of trick substitutes for the wrongful taking element required by larceny.\
  • \Larceny by trick is not a separate and distinct statutory offense . . . but rather is a common law species of larceny where the element of trick substitutes for the wrongful taking element required by larceny.\
  • \Larceny by trick is not a separate and distinct statutory offense . . . but rather is a common law species of larceny where the element of trick substitutes for the wrongful taking element required by larceny.\

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Judges: Atlee, Decker, Huff

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