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Tucker v. Commonwealth
No. 040173Supreme Court of Virginia
040173 Tucker v. Commonwealth 11/05/2004 Because under Code § 18.2-102 the crime of unauthorized use of a motor vehicle is committed upon the "use" of a vehicle without the owner's consent, regardless of wheth…
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040173 Tucker v. Commonwealth 11/05/2004 Because under Code § 18.2-102 the crime of unauthorized use of a motor vehicle is commit…
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040173 Tucker v. Commonwealth 11/05/2004 Because under Code § 18.2-102 the crime of unauthorized use of a motor vehicle is committed upon the "use" of a vehicle without the owner's consent, regardless of whether initial possession of the vehicle was obtained by a trespassory taking, the Court of Appeals' judgment allowing defendant's conviction for this offense to stand is affirmed.
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