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Glasco v. Commonwealth
No. 980909Supreme Court of Virginia
980909 Glasco v. Commonwealth 02/26/1999 Because a defendant who left his vehicle before being approached by police officers was a recent occupant of the vehicle, the judgment of the Court of Appeals finding t…
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980909 Glasco v. Commonwealth 02/26/1999 Because a defendant who left his vehicle before being approached by police officers was …
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980909 Glasco v. Commonwealth 02/26/1999 Because a defendant who left his vehicle before being approached by police officers was a recent occupant of the vehicle, the judgment of the Court of Appeals finding that a search of the vehicle incident to his arrest was lawful is affirmed.
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