Superior Court of Pennsylvania· 6/17/2020
Com. v. Anderson, O.
Citations
- 234 A.3d 735
- 2020 Pa. Super. 143
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- holding that any claim for relief that is cognizable under the PCRA must be treated as a PCRA petition
- stating that “any claim for relief that is cognizable under the PCRA must be treated as a PCRA petition”
- stating that if a PCRA petition is untimely, neither PCRA court nor appellate court has jurisdiction to address the substantive claims
- “[A]ny claim for relief that is cognizable under the PCRA must be treated as a PCRA petition and titling a petition as a claim for a writ of habeas corpus does not avoid the PCRA’s timeliness requirements.”
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Judges: McLaughlin
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Cites
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- Commonwealth v. MillerSuperior Court of Pennsylvania· 2014-09-26· cited 1,088×
- Commonwealth v. FahySupreme Court of Pennsylvania· 1999-08-27· cited 1,072×
- Commonwealth v. Muniz, J., Aplt.Supreme Court of Pennsylvania· 2017-07-19· cited 899×
- Commonwealth v. TaylorSuperior Court of Pennsylvania· 2013-04-19· cited 800×
- Commonwealth v. AlbrechtSupreme Court of Pennsylvania· 2010-05-27· cited 770×
- Commonwealth v. JonesSupreme Court of Pennsylvania· 2012-09-28· cited 310×
- Commonwealth v. MurphySuperior Court of Pennsylvania· 2018-02-20· cited 199×
- Com. Pennsylvania v. SmithSuperior Court of Pennsylvania· 2018-03-19· cited 136×
- Com. v. Anderson, O.Superior Court of Pennsylvania· 2020-06-17· cited 1×
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