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Wagoner v. Commonwealth
No. 140890Supreme Court of Virginia
140890 Wagoner v. Commonwealth 04/16/2015 In deciding a motion to set aside the verdict, a court only looks to whether the jury's verdict is plainly wrong or without evidence to support it, as provided in Code…
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140890 Wagoner v. Commonwealth 04/16/2015 In deciding a motion to set aside the verdict, a court only looks to whether the jury's…
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140890 Wagoner v. Commonwealth 04/16/2015 In deciding a motion to set aside the verdict, a court only looks to whether the jury's verdict is plainly wrong or without evidence to support it, as provided in Code § 8.01-680. In the present case, the defendant (owner of a residential home) was convicted of felony abuse or neglect of an incapacitated adult in violation of Code § 18.2--369(B) and the sole question is whether there was sufficient evidence of proximate cause to support the jury's verdict. Upon a review of the evidence, under the correct standard of review, there was sufficient evidence from which the jury could reasonably find that defendant actions were a proximate cause of the vi…
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