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Shackleford v. Commonwealth
No. 001795Supreme Court of Virginia
001795 Shackleford v. Commonwealth 06/08/2001 On appeal by a juvenile tried as an adult in circuit court for drug-related offenses, there is no merit to arguments that the trial court lacked jurisdiction becau…
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001795 Shackleford v. Commonwealth 06/08/2001 On appeal by a juvenile tried as an adult in circuit court for drug-related offense…
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001795 Shackleford v. Commonwealth 06/08/2001 On appeal by a juvenile tried as an adult in circuit court for drug-related offenses, there is no merit to arguments that the trial court lacked jurisdiction because the youth's parents did not receive notice of certain proceedings, or in challenges to the voluntariness of his statement to police, the seizure of certain physical evidence, and the sufficiency of the evidence. The judgment of the Court of Appeals is affirmed.
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