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Davis v. Commonwealth (ORDER)
No. 102420Supreme Court of Virginia
102420 Davis v. Commonwealth (ORDER) 11/04/2011 In an appeal by a defendant convicted on firearms charges, alleging error by the trial court in accepting his guilty plea, the Court of Appeals denied the appeal…
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102420 Davis v. Commonwealth (ORDER) 11/04/2011 In an appeal by a defendant convicted on firearms charges, alleging error by the …
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102420 Davis v. Commonwealth (ORDER) 11/04/2011 In an appeal by a defendant convicted on firearms charges, alleging error by the trial court in accepting his guilty plea, the Court of Appeals denied the appeal and the defendant has not assigned error to that Court's holding that his guilty plea waived non-jurisdictional defects. Rule 5:17(c)(1)(ii) provides that -- in appeals from the Court of Appeals -- only assignments of error relating to assignments of error presented in, and to actions taken by, the Court of Appeals will be considered. Rule 5:17(c)(1)(iii), effective July 1, 2010, provides that an assignment of error that does not address a finding or ruling of the tribunal from which…
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