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Williams v. Commonwealth

Citations

  • 407 S.E.2d 319
  • 12 Va. App. 912
  • 8 Va. Law Rep. 121
  • 1991 Va. App. LEXIS 165

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  • holding that whenever the evidence leaves indifferent which of several hypotheses are true, or merely establishes some finite probability in favor of one hypothesis, such evidence does not amount to proof beyond a reasonable doubt
  • stating that the question of whether there is a single conspiracy or multiple conspiracies is a factual issue
  • “The question of whether the evidence presented in a single trial establishes the existence of one conspiracy or multiple conspiracies is a factual issue for the jury’s determination.”

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Judges: Barrow, Keenan

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