Supreme Court of The Virgin Islands· 3/5/2014

Webster v. People

Citations

60 V.I. 666
2014 WL 879562
2014 V.I. Supreme LEXIS 22

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holding that defendant’s “actions in waking his mother to demand the keys and later taking the vehicle without her consent do not constitute ‘a single act or omission’ for the purposes of 14 V.I.C. § 104”
addressing a sufficiency argument even where the appellant failed to properly raise the issue on appeal
holding it “plain” that an unconstitutional statute cannot be enforced
omitting location as an element of the crime of disturbing the peace, 14 V.I.C. § 622(1)
holding it “plain” that an unconstitutional statute cannot be enforced
holding it “plain” that an unconstitutional statute cannot be enforced

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Judges: Cabret, Hodge, Swan

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Webster v. People
New York Supreme Court· 1882-11-15

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