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West v. Commonwealth

Citations

  • 432 S.E.2d 730
  • 16 Va. App. 679
  • 9 Va. Law Rep. 1613
  • 1993 Va. App. LEXIS 223

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  • stating that where the court found no intentional falsehoods or mistakes the “findings are not reversible unless plainly wrong or not supported by the evidence” (quoting Moats v. Commonwealth, 12 Va. App. 349, 355 (1991))
  • judicial economy and efficiency promoted when trial court reconsidered and vacated suppression order after appeal noted
  • no exclusionary rule for violations of state procedural statutes where no deprivation of the defendant’s constitutional rights occurred

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Judges: Koontz

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