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Murry v. Commonwealth
No. 131137Supreme Court of Virginia
131137 Murry v. Commonwealth 09/12/2014 A defendant convicted in a bench trial on multiple counts of sexual battery under Code § 18.2-67.3(A) for the sexual abuse of his stepdaughter, starting at the age of fi…
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131137 Murry v. Commonwealth 09/12/2014 A defendant convicted in a bench trial on multiple counts of sexual battery under Code § …
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131137 Murry v. Commonwealth 09/12/2014 A defendant convicted in a bench trial on multiple counts of sexual battery under Code § 18.2-67.3(A) for the sexual abuse of his stepdaughter, starting at the age of five, and of raping her after she reached the age of 13 in violation of Code § 18.2-61, was sentenced to lengthy incarceration and made subject to a probation condition requiring him to submit to warrantless, suspicionless searches of his person, property, residence, and vehicle at any time by any probation or law enforcement officer. That probation condition is not reasonable in light of the offenses for which this defendant was convicted, his background, and the surrounding circumstanc…
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