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Ghameshlouy v. Commonwealth

No. 091120Supreme Court of Virginia

091120 Ghameshlouy v. Commonwealth 02/25/2010 Defendant's notice of appeal after conviction under a city code provision making it a misdemeanor to provide false identifying information to police was sufficient…

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091120 Ghameshlouy v. Commonwealth 02/25/2010 Defendant's notice of appeal after conviction under a city code provision making it…

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Supreme Court of Virginia
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Oct 4, 2026
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Feb 25, 2010
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091120 Ghameshlouy v. Commonwealth 02/25/2010 Defendant's notice of appeal after conviction under a city code provision making it a misdemeanor to provide false identifying information to police was sufficient to give the Court of Appeals jurisdiction over this specific case. The notice of appeal identified the conviction sought to be appealed by its docket number, the specific circuit court, and the date. The notice stated that defendant was convicted of failing to provide identification to a police officer, a violation of the city's municipal code. This notice was sufficient on its face to identify the conviction being appealed, without reference to any other document in the record, and t…

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