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McGinnis v. Commonwealth
No. 180055Supreme Court of Virginia
180055 McGinnis v. Commonwealth 12/13/2018 In appeal from a judgment of the Court of Appeals of Virginia affirming convictions on counts of larceny by worthless check under Code § 18.2-181, assuming without de…
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180055 McGinnis v. Commonwealth 12/13/2018 In appeal from a judgment of the Court of Appeals of Virginia affirming convictions on…
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180055 McGinnis v. Commonwealth 12/13/2018 In appeal from a judgment of the Court of Appeals of Virginia affirming convictions on counts of larceny by worthless check under Code § 18.2-181, assuming without deciding that the defendant's evidence sufficiency assignment of error was properly preserved for review, the convictions are affirmed. Under this statute, larceny by worthless check is not limited to checks passed as present consideration for goods and services. When reviewing a conviction under Code § 18.2-181 for sufficiency of the evidence, the inquiry is whether the evidence and reasonable inferences therefrom, viewed in a light favorable to the Commonwealth, establish the two eleme…
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