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Oulds v. Commonwealth
No. 992489Supreme Court of Virginia
992489 Oulds v. Commonwealth 06/09/2000 In a prosecution for assault and battery on a law-enforcement officer engaged in public duties, a felony defined in a Virginia statute, the Commonwealth proved the eleme…
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992489 Oulds v. Commonwealth 06/09/2000 In a prosecution for assault and battery on a law-enforcement officer engaged in public d…
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992489 Oulds v. Commonwealth 06/09/2000 In a prosecution for assault and battery on a law-enforcement officer engaged in public duties, a felony defined in a Virginia statute, the Commonwealth proved the elements of the crime charged, including the adoption of a city ordinance authorizing police officers to utilize their police powers while engaged in off-duty employment. The judgment of the Court of Appeals upholding the conviction is affirmed.
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