Blackman v. Commonwealth

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• recognizing that an appellate court may affirm a ruling on a ground not relied upon by the trial court if additional findings of fact are not required
• noting that the affirmance of the appeal on the merits rendered analysis of the Commonwealth’s harmless-error argument unnecessary
• noting that the affirmance of the appeal on the merits rendered analysis of the Commonwealth’s harmless error argument unnecessary
• noting that the affirmance of the appeal on the merits rendered analysis of the Commonwealth’s harmless error argument unnecessary
• noting that the Court’s holding that there was no Sixth Amendment violation rendered analysis of the Commonwealth’s harmless error argument unnecessary
• noting that the affirmance of the appeal on the merits rendered analysis of the Commonwealth’s harmless-error argument unnecessary

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