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Limitation on Trial Courts' Authority to Order Psychiatric Examinations of Rape Complainant Witnesses: JOSEPH WALTER NOBREGA v. COMMONWEALTH OF VIRGINIA

Limitation on Trial Courts' Authority to Order Psychiatric Examinations of Rape Complainant Witnesses: JOSEPH WALTER NOBREGA v. COMMONWEALTH OF VIRGINIA

Date: Apr 22, 2006
Limitation on Trial Courts' Authority to Order Psychiatric Examinations of Rape Complainant Witnesses: JOSEPH WALTER NOBREGA v. COMMONWEALTH OF VIRGINIA Introduction In the landmark case of Joseph...
Affirmation of Capital Murder Convictions: Upholding Judicial Deference and Procedural Integrity

Affirmation of Capital Murder Convictions: Upholding Judicial Deference and Procedural Integrity

Date: Mar 4, 2006
Affirmation of Capital Murder Convictions: Upholding Judicial Deference and Procedural Integrity Introduction Anthony Bernard Juniper v. Commonwealth of Virginia (271 Va. 362) is a pivotal judicial...
Interpreting Contractual Fee-Shifting Provisions: Precedent from RENÉ ULLOA v. QSP, INC.

Interpreting Contractual Fee-Shifting Provisions: Precedent from RENÉ ULLOA v. QSP, INC.

Date: Jan 14, 2006
Interpreting Contractual Fee-Shifting Provisions: Precedent from RENÉ ULLOA v. QSP, INC. Introduction René Ulloa v. QSP, Inc. is a landmark case decided by the Supreme Court of Virginia on January...
Exemption of Attorney General’s Office Employees from Virginia Personnel Act for Workforce Transition Act Benefits

Exemption of Attorney General’s Office Employees from Virginia Personnel Act for Workforce Transition Act Benefits

Date: Jan 14, 2006
Exemption of Attorney General’s Office Employees from Virginia Personnel Act for Workforce Transition Act Benefits Introduction The case of Frances Boynton, et al. v. Jerry W. Kilgore, Attorney...
Establishing Medical Malpractice Liability in Rule 4:10 Examinations

Establishing Medical Malpractice Liability in Rule 4:10 Examinations

Date: Jan 14, 2006
Establishing Medical Malpractice Liability in Rule 4:10 Examinations Introduction The Supreme Court of Virginia, in the case of Nancy J. Harris v. Jeffrey Scott Kreutzer, Ph.D. (271 Va. 188),...
Personal Nature of Workplace Assaults Exempts Claims from Workers' Compensation Exclusivity

Personal Nature of Workplace Assaults Exempts Claims from Workers' Compensation Exclusivity

Date: Nov 5, 2005
Personal Nature of Workplace Assaults Exempts Claims from Workers' Compensation Exclusivity Introduction Michelle M. Butler v. Southern States Cooperative, Inc., et al. is a significant case decided...
Express Waiver of Sovereign Immunity for Water Protection Permits: A Comprehensive Analysis of ALLIANCE TO SAVE THE MATTAPONI, ET AL. v. COMMONWEALTH OF VIRGINIA

Express Waiver of Sovereign Immunity for Water Protection Permits: A Comprehensive Analysis of ALLIANCE TO SAVE THE MATTAPONI, ET AL. v. COMMONWEALTH OF VIRGINIA

Date: Nov 5, 2005
Express Waiver of Sovereign Immunity for Water Protection Permits: A Comprehensive Analysis of ALLIANCE TO SAVE THE MATTAPONI, ET AL. v. COMMONWEALTH OF VIRGINIA Introduction The case of Alliance to...
Affirmation of Presumption of Correctness in Zoning Appeals Under Code § 15.2-2314: Lamar Company, LLC v. Board of Zoning Appeals

Affirmation of Presumption of Correctness in Zoning Appeals Under Code § 15.2-2314: Lamar Company, LLC v. Board of Zoning Appeals

Date: Nov 5, 2005
Affirmation of Presumption of Correctness in Zoning Appeals Under Code § 15.2-2314: Lamar Company, LLC v. Board of Zoning Appeals Introduction The case of The Lamar Company, LLC, et al. v. Board of...
State Farm Mutual Automobile Insurance Co. v. Remley: Clarifying Fraud and Clerical Errors in Default Judgments

State Farm Mutual Automobile Insurance Co. v. Remley: Clarifying Fraud and Clerical Errors in Default Judgments

Date: Sep 17, 2005
State Farm Mutual Automobile Insurance Co. v. Remley: Clarifying Fraud and Clerical Errors in Default Judgments Introduction In the landmark case of State Farm Mutual Automobile Insurance Company v....
Affirmation of Parental Rights Termination Under Code § 16.1-283(B) in Gran v. Toms

Affirmation of Parental Rights Termination Under Code § 16.1-283(B) in Gran v. Toms

Date: Aug 10, 2005
Affirmation of Parental Rights Termination Under Code § 16.1-283(B) in Gran v. Toms Introduction Granville Frazier Toms, III v. Hanover Department of Social Services is a pivotal case decided by the...
Recognition of Detention Center Incarceration Programs as Incarceration in Sentencing Procedures

Recognition of Detention Center Incarceration Programs as Incarceration in Sentencing Procedures

Date: Jun 10, 2005
Recognition of Detention Center Incarceration Programs as Incarceration in Sentencing Procedures Introduction The case of Atif Charles v. Commonwealth of Virginia, reported in 270 Va. 14, presents a...
Clarifying Principals in First-Degree Capital Murder: Analysis of Muhammad v. Commonwealth of Virginia

Clarifying Principals in First-Degree Capital Murder: Analysis of Muhammad v. Commonwealth of Virginia

Date: Apr 23, 2005
Clarifying Principals in First-Degree Capital Murder: Analysis of Muhammad v. Commonwealth of Virginia Introduction The case of John Allen Muhammad v. Commonwealth of Virginia, reported in 269 Va....
Actual Malice Requirement Reinforced in Jordan v. Kollman, Supreme Court of Virginia

Actual Malice Requirement Reinforced in Jordan v. Kollman, Supreme Court of Virginia

Date: Apr 23, 2005
Actual Malice Requirement Reinforced in Jordan v. Kollman, Supreme Court of Virginia Introduction The case of Claude E. Jordan, Sr. v. J. Chris Kollman, III, decided by the Supreme Court of Virginia...
SVPA Applicability Restricted to Current Incarceration for Sexually Violent Offenses

SVPA Applicability Restricted to Current Incarceration for Sexually Violent Offenses

Date: Mar 4, 2005
SVPA Applicability Restricted to Current Incarceration for Sexually Violent Offenses Introduction The case of Lorenzo Townes v. Commonwealth of Virginia addresses critical procedural requirements...
Clarifying Gross Negligence Standards in Police Use of Frangible Rounds: Green v. Ingram

Clarifying Gross Negligence Standards in Police Use of Frangible Rounds: Green v. Ingram

Date: Mar 4, 2005
Clarifying Gross Negligence Standards in Police Use of Frangible Rounds: Green v. Ingram Introduction The Green v. Ingram case, adjudicated by the Supreme Court of Virginia in 2005, addresses...
Establishing the Standard for Lascivious Intent in Indecent Exposure Cases: Pernell Lee Viney v. Commonwealth of Virginia

Establishing the Standard for Lascivious Intent in Indecent Exposure Cases: Pernell Lee Viney v. Commonwealth of Virginia

Date: Mar 4, 2005
Establishing the Standard for Lascivious Intent in Indecent Exposure Cases: Pernell Lee Viney v. Commonwealth of Virginia Introduction Pernell Lee Viney v. Commonwealth of Virginia is a landmark case...
Strict Interpretation of Firearm Possession Laws for Convicted Felons Established in Morris v. Commonwealth of Virginia

Strict Interpretation of Firearm Possession Laws for Convicted Felons Established in Morris v. Commonwealth of Virginia

Date: Jan 15, 2005
Strict Interpretation of Firearm Possession Laws for Convicted Felons Established in Morris v. Commonwealth of Virginia Introduction The case of Donovan Payne Morris v. Commonwealth of Virginia (269...
Validating Judgments Through Nunc Pro Tunc Orders: Insights from Jefferson v. Commonwealth of Virginia

Validating Judgments Through Nunc Pro Tunc Orders: Insights from Jefferson v. Commonwealth of Virginia

Date: Jan 15, 2005
Validating Judgments Through Nunc Pro Tunc Orders: Insights from Jefferson v. Commonwealth of Virginia Introduction Jefferson v. Commonwealth of Virginia, 269 Va. 136 (2005), is a pivotal case...
Waiver of Hearsay Objections and Admissibility of Double Hearsay Evidence: An Analysis of RINER v. COMMONWEALTH of Virginia

Waiver of Hearsay Objections and Admissibility of Double Hearsay Evidence: An Analysis of RINER v. COMMONWEALTH of Virginia

Date: Sep 18, 2004
Waiver of Hearsay Objections and Admissibility of Double Hearsay Evidence: An Analysis of RINER v. COMMONWEALTH of Virginia Introduction The case of Charles Douglas RINER v. COMMONWEALTH of Virginia...
Affirmation of Legislative Function Exception to Sovereign Immunity in Nuisance Claims: Maddox v. Commonwealth of Virginia

Affirmation of Legislative Function Exception to Sovereign Immunity in Nuisance Claims: Maddox v. Commonwealth of Virginia

Date: Apr 24, 2004
Affirmation of Legislative Function Exception to Sovereign Immunity in Nuisance Claims Introduction In Maddox v. Commonwealth of Virginia, the Supreme Court of Virginia addressed the issue of...
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