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Williams v. Commonwealth
No. 042647Supreme Court of Virginia
042647 Williams v. Commonwealth 11/04/2005 In sentencing a defendant convicted of two firearms-related offenses, a three-year term of postrelease supervision is added pursuant to Code § 19.2-295.2 to the 10-ye…
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042647 Williams v. Commonwealth 11/04/2005 In sentencing a defendant convicted of two firearms-related offenses, a three-year ter…
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042647 Williams v. Commonwealth 11/04/2005 In sentencing a defendant convicted of two firearms-related offenses, a three-year term of postrelease supervision is added pursuant to Code § 19.2-295.2 to the 10-year term that could have been imposed for these offenses. The sentences imposed by the trial court were within the ranges set by the General Assembly for the underlying offenses and the period of postrelease supervision authorized by the statute and, therefore, were not illegal. Nor did the trial court abuse its discretion by imposing the sentences. The judgment of the Court of Appeals is affirmed.
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