Court of Appeals of Virginia· 6/16/1992

Turner v. Commonwealth

Citations

420 S.E.2d 235
14 Va. App. 737
8 Va. Law Rep. 3558
1992 Va. App. LEXIS 169

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explaining that the term “‘[f]orthwith’ is a practical and flexible standard which must conform to the necessities of circumstances”
finding an eleven day delay reasonable where officers followed department policy by not executing warrant when defendant not present
\[T]he question whether the police officers complied with the `forthwith' requirement necessarily entails a determination whether probable cause continued to exist at the time the warrant was executed....\
“[T]he question whether the police officers complied with the ‘forthwith’ requirement necessarily entails a determination whether probable cause continued to exist at the time the warrant was executed.... ”
“[O]xycodone, also known as Percocet, [is] a Schedule II controlled substance.”
eleven-day delay in executing warrant for contraband in residence permissible

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