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Velazquez v. Commonwealth
No. 150849Supreme Court of Virginia
150849 Velazquez v. Commonwealth 10/27/2016 In proceedings on a Hispanic defendant's motion to withdraw a guilty plea to a charge of computer solicitation of a child, at a hearing held 18 days after the final …
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150849 Velazquez v. Commonwealth 10/27/2016 In proceedings on a Hispanic defendant's motion to withdraw a guilty plea to a charge…
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150849 Velazquez v. Commonwealth 10/27/2016 In proceedings on a Hispanic defendant's motion to withdraw a guilty plea to a charge of computer solicitation of a child, at a hearing held 18 days after the final sentencing order, the circuit court still had jurisdiction to consider the application pursuant to Code § 19.2-296 and Rule 1:1. The fact that an appellate court had jurisdiction based on a notice of appeal that was filed protectively, does not necessarily divest the trial court of all jurisdiction to act on certain matters. Although the Court of Appeals did not address the merits of the motion to withdraw the guilty plea, the trial court did not abuse its discretion when it denied the…
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