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Powell v. Commonwealth
032402 Powell v. Commonwealth 09/17/2004 (Revised 10/06/2004) Defendant's convictions for use of a firearm while committing three felonies in violation of Code § 18.2-53.1 were neither plainly wrong, nor witho…
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032402 Powell v. Commonwealth 09/17/2004 (Revised 10/06/2004) Defendant's convictions for use of a firearm while committing three…
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032402 Powell v. Commonwealth 09/17/2004 (Revised 10/06/2004) Defendant's convictions for use of a firearm while committing three felonies in violation of Code § 18.2-53.1 were neither plainly wrong, nor without evidence to support them, despite evidence of defendant's actions during a robbery that conflicted with the inference that he had a gun, and evidence that no gun was seen or found. The trier of fact properly considered all the evidence. The judgment of the Court of Appeals affirming the defendant's convictions is affirmed.
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