Andy's Truck Service, Inc. v. Daughtry

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• concluding that insufficient evidence appeared in the record of the hearing providing a basis for a finding that the appellant willfully disregarded the terms of his probation
• determining that the evidence was insufficient to establish probation violation because the Commonwealth presented no witnesses and relied upon the defendant’s testimony and unsworn comments of the prosecutor and probation officer
• finding argument raised in support of claim in appellant’s brief that differed from the issue raised in his 1925(b) statement to be waived
• “[A] tacit or implied waiver of a constitutional right is simply insufficient. . . . Moreover, there can be no legitimate argument made that the [hearing in question] satisfied the requirements of Gagnon II.”
• “[A] tacit or implied waiver of a constitutional right is simply insufficient.”
• “[A] tacit or implied waiver of a constitutional right is simply insufficient.”

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