Superior Court of Pennsylvania· 2/19/2019
Com. v. Fitzpatrick, J., III
Citations
- 204 A.3d 527
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- holding that Annemarie’s note both satisfied the state of mind hearsay exception, and thus could be admitted as substantive evidence, while simultaneously finding that the note was not offered for the truth of the matter asserted therein
- deeming erroneous admission of victim's email harmless given overwhelming evidence of defendant's guilt supplied by properly admitted evidence
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- Commonwealth v. BrownSupreme Court of Pennsylvania· 1994-10-06· cited 387×
- Commonwealth v. CooperSupreme Court of Pennsylvania· 2007-12-28· cited 175×
- Commonwealth v. MooreSupreme Court of Pennsylvania· 2007-12-28· cited 131×
- Commonwealth v. ThorntonSupreme Court of Pennsylvania· 1981-07-02· cited 113×
- Commonwealth v. LaichSupreme Court of Pennsylvania· 2001-08-17· cited 107×
- Commonwealth v. ParkerSuperior Court of Pennsylvania· 2014-11-06· cited 106×
- Commonwealth v. LusterSuperior Court of Pennsylvania· 2013-07-23· cited 104×
- Commonwealth v. PuksarSupreme Court of Pennsylvania· 1999-11-01· cited 98×
- Commonwealth v. LevanduskiSuperior Court of Pennsylvania· 2006-08-02· cited 98×
- Commonwealth v. WalterSupreme Court of Pennsylvania· 2014-02-18· cited 94×
- Commonwealth v. GreenSuperior Court of Pennsylvania· 2013-09-04· cited 60×
- Commonwealth v. KunkleSuperior Court of Pennsylvania· 2013-11-06· cited 43×
- Com. v. Fitzpatrick, J., IIISuperior Court of Pennsylvania· 2017-04-12· cited 42×
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