King v. Commonwealth
Court of Appeals of Virginia
1Opinion of the Court
Opinion
BARROW, J.
In this appeal, we distinguish between the admissibility of a criminal defendant’s extra-judicial statement when offered by the defendant and such a statement when offered by the prosecution. When offered by the defendant, his extra-judicial statements constitute inadmissible hearsay unless excepted from this prohibition as prior consistent statements; when offered by the prosecution, such statements are admissible as party admissions.
The defendant appeals a conviction of first degree murder for having shot and killed the brother of a woman whom he had dated for ten years but…
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