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Lovitt v. Warden
No. 012663Supreme Court of Virginia
012663 Lovitt v. Warden 09/12/2003 In a petition for a writ of habeas corpus by a prisoner convicted of capital murder and sentenced to death, neither the failure of the prosecution to disclose allegedly excul…
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012663 Lovitt v. Warden 09/12/2003 In a petition for a writ of habeas corpus by a prisoner convicted of capital murder and senten…
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012663 Lovitt v. Warden 09/12/2003 In a petition for a writ of habeas corpus by a prisoner convicted of capital murder and sentenced to death, neither the failure of the prosecution to disclose allegedly exculpatory information to defense counsel before trial, nor destruction of evidence after the trial, provided any valid basis for habeas corpus relief. Petitioner's claim that his trial counsel were ineffective is also rejected. The petition is dismissed.
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