Harrison v. Commonwealth
Supreme Court of Virginia
1Opinion of the CourtSnead, C.J.
Terry Wayne Harrison, defendant, was tried by the court without a jury on pleas of not guilty to two indictments charging him with feloniously uttering checks with intent to defraud (Code, § 6.1-115). Without objection, the charges were tried at the same hearing. The court found defendant guilty on both indictments and imposed a three-year sentence on each, to run concurrently. To these judgments we awarded defendant writs of error.
With regard to Indictment No. 1 (Record No. 7325), the evidence shows that on May 29, 1967, Harrison, the defendant, entered McGuire Television Center in…
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