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Commonwealth v. McNeal
No. 101933Supreme Court of Virginia
101933 Commonwealth v. McNeal 06/09/2011 In a prosecution for failing to return rented personal property valued at more than $200 within ten days after expiration of the rental period in violation of Code § 18…
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101933 Commonwealth v. McNeal 06/09/2011 In a prosecution for failing to return rented personal property valued at more than $200…
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101933 Commonwealth v. McNeal 06/09/2011 In a prosecution for failing to return rented personal property valued at more than $200 within ten days after expiration of the rental period in violation of Code § 18.2-118, the Court of Appeals erred in finding that contradictory testimony rendered the evidence insufficient to support the conviction. The judgment of the Court of Appeals is reversed and the conviction is reinstated.
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