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In '''''Martin v. Commonwealth''''', 184 Va. 1009, 1018-1019, 37 S. E. 2d 43, 47 (1946), the Supreme Court of [[Virginia]] affirmed a conviction of murder against a wife who had shot her [[husband]] at his request. The Court stated that:
In '''''Martin v. Commonwealth''''', 184 Va. 1009, 1018–1019, 37 S. E. 2d 43, 47 (1946), the Supreme Court of [[Virginia]] affirmed a conviction of murder against a wife who had shot her [[husband]] at his request. The Court stated that:
:"'The right to life and to personal security is not only sacred in the estimation of the common law, but it is inalienable.'"
:"'The right to life and to personal security is not only sacred in the estimation of the common law, but it is inalienable.'"