Virginia

Decoded

Repealed by Acts 2004, c. 459.

If you’re reading this for anything important, you should double-check its accuracy—read § 18.2-111.1 on the official Code of Virginia website.

Waymack v. Com. (COA, 08/04/87)
. . . statutory crime of embezzlement under Code § 18.2-111,[1] it is necessary to prove that the accused . . .
Smith v. Com. (SCV, 10/16/81)
. . . the statutory offense of embezzlement. Code § 18.2-111.[1]*211 The corpus delicti is not in . . .
George v. Com. (COA, 01/15/08)
. . . counts of embezzlement in violation of Code § 18.2-111.[1] On appeal appellant contends: 1) the . . .
George v. Com. (SCV, 10/31/08)
. . . the Commonwealth" in violation of Code § 18.2-111.[1] At his jury trial, following the conclusion . . .
Bruhn v. Com. (COA, 02/26/02)
. . . checks; § 18.2-108, Receiving stolen goods; § 18.2-111.1, Conversion of military property by . . .
DiMaio v. Com. (SCV, 11/03/06)
. . . 152.4(A); embezzlement in violation of Code § 18.2-111;[1] and attempted extortion in violation of . . .

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