The Court of Appeals affirms defendant’s conviction of malicious wounding, for tattooing two young girls, ages 11 and 12, against their wishes. The evidence was sufficient for a reasonable fact finder to conclude that defendant specifically intended to disfigure the ...

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A trial court did not abuse its discretion in awarding joint legal custody and primary physical custody of a couple’s two children to the mother, after the father restricted mother’s visitation to supervised visitation with his grandparents; the Court of ...

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The Court of Appeals affirms a perjury conviction for a woman who was with her mother – both of whom had suspended driver’s licenses – when their vehicle rear-ended another vehicle at a stop light, and defendant lied in the ...

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The Court of Appeals upholds the perjury conviction of a defendant who lied in general district court about whether she was driving a vehicle, which her daughter also claimed to have been driving, after the vehicle rear-ended another vehicle at ...

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There was sufficient evidence to convict an apparently intoxicated driver of possession with intent to distribute cocaine found in the closed glove compartment of the rental vehicle he was driving, but there was not sufficient evidence to convict defendant or ...

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Although wife did not have a specific request for spousal support pending before the circuit court, husband requested the court to adjudicate spousal support, and the trial court correctly ruled that it could reach the issue of spousal support based ...

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A defendant convicted of DWI for methamphetamine intoxication cannot overturn his conviction with a claim that the RN who drew his blood at the hospital was not specifically identified as “designated” by a trial court order, as required by Va. ...

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The Court of Appeals affirms defen­dant’s felony conviction of perjury for lying to the court about his name, testi­fying that he should have been charged as “Adrian Saunders,” despite prior charges and the officer’s personal long-term acquaintance with defendant as ...

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In these three consolidated appeals of a couple married in 2001 and divorced in 2015 on grounds of wife’s adultery with her personal trainer, the trial court’s rul­ings are affirmed, except that this court reverses the classification of husband’s First ...

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A business valuation report prepared by an expert retained by a man in his divorce could not be used against him as a party admission, the Court of Appeals has held on an issue of first impression in Virginia. While ...

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