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King v. Commonwealth
No. 230483Supreme Court of Virginia
230483 King v. Commonwealth 10/24/2024 Defendant's challenge to his conviction for felony unauthorized use of another's vehicle under Code § 18.2 102, asserting that the Commonwealth's evidence failed to estab…
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230483 King v. Commonwealth 10/24/2024 Defendant's challenge to his conviction for felony unauthorized use of another's vehicle u…
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230483 King v. Commonwealth 10/24/2024 Defendant's challenge to his conviction for felony unauthorized use of another's vehicle under Code § 18.2 102, asserting that the Commonwealth's evidence failed to establish that he took the vehicle "without the consent of the owner" as required by the statute, is rejected. Even under the defendant's proffered definition of the term "owner," the evidence was more than sufficient to allow a rational factfinder to conclude that the victim, whose brother had given him the car, had valid title to it despite not registering his ownership interest in it with the Department of Motor Vehicles, and therefore was its owner for the purposes of Code § 18.2 102. T…
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