Anderson v. Commonwealth
Court of Appeals of Virginia
1Opinion of the Court
KELSEY, Judge.
A jury convicted Angel M. Anderson of rape, robbery, and forcible sodomy. On appeal, Anderson argues that:
• DNA was seized from him in violation of the Fourth Amendment and then used as a basis for seeking a search warrant to confirm the DNA match,
• the delay between the crime and his arrest was so long as to violate his due process rights,
• the DNA test results should not have been admitted because the Commonwealth’s chain-of-custody proof violated his confrontation rights and, in any event, was factually inadequate, and
• he should not have been convicted of robbery because no…
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