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Green v. Commonwealth
012418 Green v. Commonwealth 01/17/2002 Because the appeal from a circuit court order revoking a defendant's probation, and revoking the suspension of a portion of his sentence, is part of the criminal process…
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012418 Green v. Commonwealth 01/17/2002 Because the appeal from a circuit court order revoking a defendant's probation, and revok…
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- Oct 4, 2026
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- Jan 17, 2002
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012418 Green v. Commonwealth 01/17/2002 Because the appeal from a circuit court order revoking a defendant's probation, and revoking the suspension of a portion of his sentence, is part of the criminal process under Code § 19.2- 306, appeal from that disposition was properly filed in the Court of Appeals. The order transferring the case to this Court is reversed and the case is returned to the Court of Appeals for consideration under its appellate criminal jurisdiction.
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