Curtis Trumaine Calloway v. Commonwealth of Virginia
Court of Appeals of Virginia
1Opinion of the Court
PETTY, Judge.
Curtis T. Calloway was convicted of abduction, assault and battery, and felonious violation of a protective order. This appeal concerns only the violation of the protective order. On appeal, Calloway argues that the trial court erred by convicting him of a felony, rather than a misdemeanor, because the evidence was insufficient to show he “furtively entered” the victim’s home. For the following reasons, we disagree and affirm Calloway’s conviction.
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A. Preliminary Matter: Rule 5A:12
The Commonwealth raises a threshold issue that we must address before reaching the merits of this…
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