Repealed (§ 46.2-351)—Virginia Decoded

Repealed by Acts 1999, cc. 945, 987.

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Hoye v. Com. (COA, 06/04/91)
. . . intoxicated are embraced within Code §§ 46.2-351(1)(b) and 46.2-351(3). He argues that his . . .

Driscoll v. Com. (COA, 05/19/92)
. . . 350 that is no longer recognized by *313 Code § 46.2-351 as a predicate offense for habitual . . .

Davis v. Commonwealth (COA, 04/09/91)
. . . offender as defined in Code § 46.1-387.2 (now Code § 46.2-351). The trial court's order . . .

COM., DEPT. OF MOTOR VEHICLES v. Wallace (COA, 03/02/99)
. . . an habitual offender in accordance with Code § 46.2-351.[1] As a result, Code § 46.2-352 directed . . .

Com. v. Dalton (COA, 02/05/91)
. . . Code §§ 46.1-387.1 through 387.12 (now Code §§ 46.2-351 through 46.2-363). The Commonwealth . . .

Dicker v. Com. (COA, 07/09/96)
. . . adjudication as an habitual offender pursuant to Code § 46.2-351, et seq., Dominic R. Dicker . . .

Cox v. Com. (COA, 11/26/91)
. . . appellant is an habitual offender under Code § 46.2-351. We hold that the trial court erred in . . .

Flaherty v. Com. (COA, 03/24/92)
. . . of Code § 46.2-351, the provision defining an "habitual offender." Code § 46.2-351(1) lists . . .

Com. v. Brown (COA, 01/12/99)
. . . convictions as set out in subdivision 1 c of § 46.2-351, may, after payment in full of all . . .

Sink v. Com. (COA, 01/21/92)
. . . of the habitual offender provisions in Code §§ 46.2-351 to -355 is to protect the public by . . .

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§ 46.2-351

Repealed

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