Category: David Bomber

AN ARGUMENT MADE TO THE U.S. SUPREME COURT (an excerpt) – Part 2, by David Bomber

3. IS THE IMPOSITION OF CUMULATIVE PUNISHMENTS CONTRARY TO CONSTITUTIONAL LAW? The Commonwealth in its closing argument did not request a specific sentence, instead argued that “the sentence ends |the Defendant’s| criminal career” (Disk 4 at 10:23 am). Both aggravated malicious wounding and second-degree murder have statutory maximums […]

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CONDITIONAL PARDON (PART 7), by David Bomber

V. ADULT & JUVENILE CRIMINAL HISTORY In accordance with the Virginia Pardon Petitioner Questionnaire, the Petitioner has enclosed the Criminal History Attachment compiled by probation officer Andrew J. Martin (Ex. 24). Additionally, the Petitioner has also enclosed the Virginia State Police Criminal History Report (Ex. 25). To summarize […]

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CONDITIONAL PARDON (PART 4), by David Bomber

4. THE PETITIONER’S OUTSTANDING INSTITUTIONAL RECORD AND OTHER EXTENUATING EVIDENCE DEMONSTRATES REHABILITATION The Petitioner has an exceptional institutional adjustment that includes remaining infraction free and complying with his treatment needs as determined by his counselor (Ex. 3). Additionally, the Petitioner has taken the opportunity to reflect during this […]

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