Barrett v. Lowe's Home Centers, Inc.

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• stating that, “where language of a statute is clear and unambiguous, it must be given effect in accordance -8- J. S02005/19 with its plain and common meaning.” (citations omitted)
• holding “when a defendant does not rest following a denial of a demurrer, but instead presents a defense, the correctness of the ruling on the demurrer is not preserved for appellate review, the proper procedure is to challenge the sufficiency of evidence”
• sufficient evidence to prove criminal mischief under Section 3304(a)(2) where defendant scratched side of parked van with object held between two fingers
• sufficient evidence to prove criminal mischief under Section 3304(a)(2) where defendant scratched side of parked van with object held between two fingers
• sufficient evidence to prove criminal mischief under section 3304(a)(2) where defendant scratched side of parked van with - 13 - J-S59002-19 J-S59003-19 J-S59046-19 object held between two fingers

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