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Yarbrough v. Commonwealth
010161 Yarbrough v. Commonwealth 09/14/2001 There is no reversible error in a re-sentencing proceeding that resulted in imposition of the sentence of death upon the defendant. Upon review of the sentence pursu…
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010161 Yarbrough v. Commonwealth 09/14/2001 There is no reversible error in a re-sentencing proceeding that resulted in impositio…
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- Supreme Court of Virginia
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- Oct 4, 2026
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- Sep 14, 2001
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010161 Yarbrough v. Commonwealth 09/14/2001 There is no reversible error in a re-sentencing proceeding that resulted in imposition of the sentence of death upon the defendant. Upon review of the sentence pursuant to Code § 17.1-313, no basis is found for commuting the sentence and the trial court's judgment is affirmed.
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