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Granted Appeal Summary
Case
AARON LOUIS GOLDBERG v. COMMONWEALTH OF VIRGINIA
(Record Number 191701)
From
The Court of Appeals of Virginia.
Counsel
Roger Alan Whitus (Office of the Public Defender) for appellant.
Kelsey M. Bulger (Office of the Attorney General) for appellee.
Assignment of Error
I. The Court of Appeals erred by finding that any error in denying appellant’s motion in limine and admitting horizontal gaze nystagmus ("HGN") evidence was harmless.
II. The Court of Appeals erred by failing to rule on whether the evidence of HGN testing was scientific, supported by sufficient foundational evidence of reliability, and was unfairly prejudicial in violation of appellant’s constitutional rights and the Virginia Rules of Evidence.
http://www.courts.state.va.us/courts/scv/appeals/191701.pdf
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This podcast is provided by Ben Glass and Steve Emmert
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Granted Appeal Summary
Case
AARON LOUIS GOLDBERG v. COMMONWEALTH OF VIRGINIA
(Record Number 191701)
From
The Court of Appeals of Virginia.
Counsel
Roger Alan Whitus (Office of the Public Defender) for appellant.
Kelsey M. Bulger (Office of the Attorney General) for appellee.
Assignment of Error
I. The Court of Appeals erred by finding that any error in denying appellant’s motion in limine and admitting horizontal gaze nystagmus ("HGN") evidence was harmless.
II. The Court of Appeals erred by failing to rule on whether the evidence of HGN testing was scientific, supported by sufficient foundational evidence of reliability, and was unfairly prejudicial in violation of appellant’s constitutional rights and the Virginia Rules of Evidence.
http://www.courts.state.va.us/courts/scv/appeals/191701.pdf
This podcast is brought to you by Virginia Injury and Disability law firm, Ben Glass Law.
Real legal help for real people
Your life has been disrupted. You have good doctors and they support you. Your personal injury or long-term disability claim seems like a slam dunk. But there’s a problem: The insurance company doesn’t believe you. “You can’t be hurt that bad! Our medical experts say you’re fine.”
You need a trusted advocate who can uncover all the facts, tell your story to the skeptical insurance company, and get you the money you deserve. You don’t have to do this alone. Contact our Virginia personal injury and long-term disability lawyers today for a free consultation or denial letter review.