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Patterson v. Commonwealth

Citations

  • 12 Va. App. 1046
  • 8 Va. Law Rep. 398
  • 407 S.E.2d 43
  • 1991 Va. App. LEXIS 200

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  • holding that the appeal of a revocation proceeding in such circumstances is “without merit . . . or . . . moot”
  • holding that the appeal of a revocation proceeding in such circumstances is “without merit . . . or . . . moot”
  • holding that because the appeal of the defendant’s new conviction was denied and no further appeal was sought, the defendant’s argument that he had not violated probation by committing the offense was moot
  • holding defendant’s appeal of revocation based on new conviction was moot where the underlying conviction was affirmed on appeal
  • if, on appeal of a revocation proceeding, the underlying conviction is reversed, the revocation must also be reversed
  • \The appeal of the underlying conviction will determine the outcome of the appeal of the revocation proceeding.\

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