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State court of last resort · ST-VA-SC
Board of Supervisors v. Leach-Lewis
No. 230491Supreme Court of Virginia
230491 Board of Supervisors v. Leach-Lewis 06/20/2024 In an appeal involving a county zoning ordinance provision, the judgment of the Court of Appeals of Virginia holding that a county Board of Zoning Appeals …
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230491 Board of Supervisors v. Leach-Lewis 06/20/2024 In an appeal involving a county zoning ordinance provision, the judgment of…
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230491 Board of Supervisors v. Leach-Lewis 06/20/2024 In an appeal involving a county zoning ordinance provision, the judgment of the Court of Appeals of Virginia holding that a county Board of Zoning Appeals was required to consider whether search of a residence, conducted by a zoning official who was investigating a zoning violation, complied with the Fourth Amendment, is reversed. The proceeding at issue, a review of a notice of violation of a zoning ordinance, was a civil proceeding, and the BZA was not required to examine the constitutionality of the search underlying the notice of violation. It is further concluded that the residences in question were being used as an "office" as that…
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