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Conley v. Commonwealth
No. 120139Supreme Court of Virginia
120139 Conley v. Commonwealth 11/01/2012 In proceedings on a petition for writ of actual innocence originating in the Court of Appeals in Virginia and initially decided by a three-judge panel of that Court, pu…
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120139 Conley v. Commonwealth 11/01/2012 In proceedings on a petition for writ of actual innocence originating in the Court of Ap…
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120139 Conley v. Commonwealth 11/01/2012 In proceedings on a petition for writ of actual innocence originating in the Court of Appeals in Virginia and initially decided by a three-judge panel of that Court, pursuant to Code § 17.1-420(E) the full Court sitting en banc could not reverse the judgment of the three-judge panel by an equally divided vote. The judgment entered en banc is reversed and annulled, and the case is remanded to the Court of Appeals with direction to vacate the stay in this matter and to reinstate the panel's judgment.
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