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City of Newport News Department of Human Services 12/20/2016 No error in trial courts finding that it had subject matter jurisdiction and active jurisdiction where the form petition signed by a nonattorney employee of appellee was a valid pleading that did not constitute the unauthorized practice of law by those employees 1851153 Cedric Detavius Sandidge v.
Commonwealth of Virginia 12/20/2016 Trial court did not err in imposing the mandatory minimum sentences for appellants convictions of distribution of cocaine, third or subsequent offense where appellant did not comply with subpart (e) of Code 18.2-248(C) before commencement of the sentencing hearing 1861151 Arete N. City of Newport News Department of Human Services 12/20/2016 No error in trial courts finding that it had subject matter jurisdiction and active jurisdiction where the form petition signed by a nonattorney employee of appellee was a valid pleading that did not constitute the unauthorized practice of law by those employees 1913151 Arete N. City of Newport News Department of Human Services 12/20/2016 No error in trial courts finding that it had subject matter jurisdiction and active jurisdiction where the form petition signed by a nonattorney employee of appellee was a valid pleading that did not constitute the unauthorized practice of law by those employees 0058164 Sean Patrick Wolfe v.
Commonwealth of Virginia 06/13/2017 Trial court did not abuse its discretion in admitting testimonial statements made by victim to medical provider, except the statement regarding threat to the victim, where the statements were admissible under the medical treatment exception to Rule of Evidence 3(4); appellant had opportunity to cross-examine victim satisfying his Sixth Amendment challenge 1546162 Judy Kay Reaves v.
Commonwealth of Virginia 04/25/2017 Evidence was sufficient for jury to find appellant acted with criminal negligence when she fired a gun in reckless disregard of the safety of others in the occupied hotel; trial court did not err in refusing appellants proffered jury instruction where it was not an accurate statement of the law 1620164 Paula Smith-Adams v. 02/28/2017 No error in Commissions finding that while the statutory presumption applied, appellees evidence was sufficient to rebut the presumption and found that childs brain injury occurred because of his extreme prematurity and immature lungs, not because of oxygen deprivation suffered during labor and delivery 1182161 Northrop Grumman Shipbuilding, Inc., n/k/a, etc. Commonwealth of Virginia 02/07/2017 Trial court did not err in denying appellants motion to apply the affirmative defense afforded by Code 18.2-251.03 where the intent of that statute does not provide an affirmative defense to prosecution to an individual who passively receives emergency medical attention and provides an affirmative defense only to the individual making the emergency report 0053162 Manneh Vay v.
Larry Grant Browning 07/25/2017 Judgment of trial court affirmed where a trial transcript that was not timely filed is indispensable to resolution of the assignments of error raised on appeal 1553163 Bryan Dunnington Cocke v.
Commonwealth of Virginia 07/11/2017 Trial court did not err in finding that the accident at issue resulted in more than $1,000 of damage to property, as required by the statute for a felony conviction 1542162 Hassan Christopher Atkins v.
Commonwealth of Virginia 11/14/2017 Trial court did not err in denying appellants motion to withdraw his nolo contendere pleas where appellant failed to offer any affirmative evidence of a reasonable defense to his charges 0603172 Dustin Hess v.
Virginia State Police 11/14/2017 Commission did not err in denying benefits for appellants PTSD where appellants traumatic experience was not such a sudden or unexpected shock or fright for a state trooper who received fatal accident and crash scene reconstruction training and had a decade of professional experience in doing so 0458173 Commonwealth of Virginia v.
Commonwealth of Virginia 04/25/2017 Evidence was sufficient for jury to find appellant acted with criminal negligence when she fired a gun in reckless disregard of the safety of others in the occupied hotel; trial court did not err in refusing appellants proffered jury instruction where it was not an accurate statement of the law 1620164 Paula Smith-Adams v. 02/28/2017 No error in Commissions finding that while the statutory presumption applied, appellees evidence was sufficient to rebut the presumption and found that childs brain injury occurred because of his extreme prematurity and immature lungs, not because of oxygen deprivation suffered during labor and delivery 1182161 Northrop Grumman Shipbuilding, Inc., n/k/a, etc. Commonwealth of Virginia 02/07/2017 Trial court did not err in denying appellants motion to apply the affirmative defense afforded by Code 18.2-251.03 where the intent of that statute does not provide an affirmative defense to prosecution to an individual who passively receives emergency medical attention and provides an affirmative defense only to the individual making the emergency report 0053162 Manneh Vay v.Larry Grant Browning 07/25/2017 Judgment of trial court affirmed where a trial transcript that was not timely filed is indispensable to resolution of the assignments of error raised on appeal 1553163 Bryan Dunnington Cocke v.Commonwealth of Virginia 07/11/2017 Trial court did not err in finding that the accident at issue resulted in more than $1,000 of damage to property, as required by the statute for a felony conviction 1542162 Hassan Christopher Atkins v.Commonwealth of Virginia 11/14/2017 Trial court did not err in denying appellants motion to withdraw his nolo contendere pleas where appellant failed to offer any affirmative evidence of a reasonable defense to his charges 0603172 Dustin Hess v.Virginia State Police 11/14/2017 Commission did not err in denying benefits for appellants PTSD where appellants traumatic experience was not such a sudden or unexpected shock or fright for a state trooper who received fatal accident and crash scene reconstruction training and had a decade of professional experience in doing so 0458173 Commonwealth of Virginia v.
,000 of damage to property, as required by the statute for a felony conviction 1542162 Hassan Christopher Atkins v.Commonwealth of Virginia 11/14/2017 Trial court did not err in denying appellants motion to withdraw his nolo contendere pleas where appellant failed to offer any affirmative evidence of a reasonable defense to his charges 0603172 Dustin Hess v.Virginia State Police 11/14/2017 Commission did not err in denying benefits for appellants PTSD where appellants traumatic experience was not such a sudden or unexpected shock or fright for a state trooper who received fatal accident and crash scene reconstruction training and had a decade of professional experience in doing so 0458173 Commonwealth of Virginia v.

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