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  • Criminal – Defendant convicted based upon Commonwealth witnesses’ testimony
  • Prisons – Changed circumstances moots inadequate care argument
  • Criminal – Man convicted of grand larceny after stealing $26,000

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valawyersweekly.com /1 month ago

Criminal – Defendant convicted based upon Commonwealth witnesses’ testimony

Where the testimony of two Commonwealth witnesses was not inherently incredible and unworthy of belief, the defendant’s convictions for first-degree murder, attempted malicious wou...

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valawyersweekly.com /3 weeks ago

Prisons – Changed circumstances moots inadequate care argument

Where the defendant argued he was provided inadequate care, in that two diagnostic tests (for masses in his liver and potential colon cancer) were delayed for more than a year, […]...

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valawyersweekly.com /1 month ago

Criminal – Man convicted of grand larceny after stealing $26,000

Where the evidence supported the conclusion that the defendant stole $26,000 from another man’s vehicle, his grand larceny conviction was affirmed. Background The trial court convi...

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valawyersweekly.com /3 weeks ago

Prisons – Inmate claims PLRA process wasn’t available

Where an inmate alleged his failure to administratively exhaust his Eighth Amendment claim should be excused because the grievance process was not genuinely “available” to him with...

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valawyersweekly.com /1 month ago

Jury and jurors – Batson challenge fails

Where the defendant contended the Commonwealth struck approximately 50 percent of the Black jurors from the panel, and argued the Commonwealth did not provide a sufficient, neutral...

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valawyersweekly.com /1 day ago

Criminal – Defendant’s motion to suppress is denied

Defendant Peewee Carmelo Martinez’s motion to suppress evidence was denied by the WDVA court, citing sufficient nexus and the good-faith exception. The post Criminal – Defendant’s...

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valawyersweekly.com /1 month ago

Habeas corpus – District court erred when it granted writ of habeas corpus

Where the district court granted a defendant’s writ of habeas corpus by accepting arguments already rejected by the state postconviction court, it erred. The state postconviction c...

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valawyersweekly.com /1 month ago

Criminal – Trial court lost jurisdiction to act on defendant’s motion

Where a man moved to have his state sentence suspended following his release from federal custody, but the circuit court did not issue a final judgment within 60 days from […] The...

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