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Sufficient evidence supports robbery and burglary convictions

Where appellant and the victims provided competing versions about the circumstances that led to appellant being charged with statutory burglary and robbery, the trial court, in its fact-finding role, correctly rejected appellant’s version and convicted him of the theft offenses. ...

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Inadequate skill marketing dooms benefits claim

The Virginia Workers’ Compensation Commission correctly denied claimant’s application for temporary disability benefits because he did not make reasonable efforts to market his residual work capacity. Analysis “Claimant argues the Commission erred in finding that he failed to adequately market ...

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