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Mark Turner v. Commonwealth
No. 991630Supreme Court of Virginia
991630 Mark Turner v. Commonwealth 04/21/2000 In an appeal of two related criminal convictions, the trial court's rulings on the defendant's motion for a new trial were not erroneous (1) in failing to find tha…
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991630 Mark Turner v. Commonwealth 04/21/2000 In an appeal of two related criminal convictions, the trial court's rulings on the …
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991630 Mark Turner v. Commonwealth 04/21/2000 In an appeal of two related criminal convictions, the trial court's rulings on the defendant's motion for a new trial were not erroneous (1) in failing to find that there was a conflict of interest in defense counsel's representation of the defendant and (2) in excluding the defendant's evidence of allegedly inadequate representation. The judgment is affirmed.
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