Dunn v. Commonwealth
Court of Appeals of Virginia
1DissentElder, J.
The evidence clearly supports a finding that Jami Dunn possessed marijuana and methamphetamine, that she and Christopher Harlow were users of the illegal substances, and that Harlow possessed the substances with an intent to distribute them. However, I believe the evidence in the record is insufficient to prove Dunn intended to distribute either the marijuana or the methamphetamine. Thus, I would conclude the evidence fails to prove Dunn’s guilt beyond a reasonable doubt as a principal in either the first or the second degree, and I respectfully dissent from the majority’s affirmance of…
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