042717 Hix v. Commonwealth 09/16/2005 (Revised 12/09/2005) The Court of Appeals correctly held that "impossibility" was not a defense to attempted indecent liberties with a minor under Code A

SUPREME COURT CASES

Laws-info.com » Cases » Virginia » Supreme Court » 2005 » 042717 Hix v. Commonwealth 09/16/2005 (Revised 12/09/2005) The Court of Appeals correctly held that "impossibility" was not a defense to attempted indecent liberties with a minor under Code A

042717 Hix v. Commonwealth 09/16/2005 (Revised 12/09/2005) The Court of Appeals correctly held that "impossibility" was not a defense to attempted indecent liberties with a minor under Code A

State: Virginia

Court: Supreme Court

Docket No: 042717

Case Date: 09/16/2005

Plaintiff: 042717 Hix

Defendant: Commonwealth 09/16/2005 (Revised 12/09/2005) The Court of Appeals correctly held that "impossibilit

Download 1042717.pdf

Virginia Law

Virginia State Laws

> Virginia Child Support

> Virginia Gun Laws

> Virginia Statutes

Virginia Court

> Virginia Courts Case Information

Virginia Labor Laws

> Jobs in Virginia

> Library of Virginia

> Virginia Governor

Virginia Tax

> Virginia State Tax

Virginia Agencies

> Better Business Bureau Virginia

> Virginia Department of Corrections

> Virginia Department of Health

> Virginia Department of Social Services

> Virginia Department of Taxation

> Virginia Department of Transportation

> Virginia Employment Commission

> Virginia Retirement System

Comments

Popular In Supreme Court Cases

Escobedo V Illinois Barron V Baltimore Brandenburg V Ohio John Wayne Gacy Marbury V Madison Miranda Arizona New Jersey V Tlo Famous Child Abuse Cases Richard Ramirez Gregg V Georgia Brown V Board Of Education Edwards V Aguillard

Tips