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Commonwealth v. Gregg
No. 170586Supreme Court of Virginia
170586 Commonwealth v. Gregg 04/05/2018 A defendant who shot and killed a man repossessing his vehicle was convicted of common law involuntary manslaughter as well as involuntary manslaughter under Code § 18.2…
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170586 Commonwealth v. Gregg 04/05/2018 A defendant who shot and killed a man repossessing his vehicle was convicted of common la…
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170586 Commonwealth v. Gregg 04/05/2018 A defendant who shot and killed a man repossessing his vehicle was convicted of common law involuntary manslaughter as well as involuntary manslaughter under Code § 18.2-154. In this statute, the General Assembly has determined that a person who commits the acts proscribed and does so unlawfully but not maliciously, causing a death, is guilty of involuntary manslaughter. It did not draw a distinction between species of involuntary manslaughter -- both common law involuntary manslaughter and involuntary manslaughter under Code § 18.2-154 constitute one crime of involuntary manslaughter. The defendant's mental state and his acts are the same for both co…
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