Superior Court of Pennsylvania· 5/18/2018
Commonwealth v. Baney
Citations
- 187 A.3d 1020
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Verbatim parenthetical descriptions written by other courts when citing this decision. Ranked by citation-network relevance.
- stating that “if a trial court errs in its sentence on one count in a multi-count case, then all sentences for all counts will be vacated so that the [trial] court can restructure its entire sentencing scheme.”
- \It is well-established that the Commonwealth is not a victim entitled to restitution.\
- “It is well-established that the Commonwealth is not a victim entitled to restitution.”
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Judges: Bowes, Murray, Platt
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Cites
14 cases in this archive are cited by this case.
- Commonwealth v. AntidormiSuperior Court of Pennsylvania· 2014-01-23· cited 1,004×
- Commonwealth v. WilliamsSuperior Court of Pennsylvania· 2016-11-23· cited 343×
- Commonwealth v. PursellSupreme Court of Pennsylvania· 1999-01-19· cited 278×
- Commonwealth v. StradleySuperior Court of Pennsylvania· 2012-08-13· cited 113×
- Commonwealth v. VeonSupreme Court of Pennsylvania· 2016-11-22· cited 80×
- Commonwealth v. BartrugSuperior Court of Pennsylvania· 1999-06-07· cited 78×
- Commonwealth v. HockenberrySuperior Court of Pennsylvania· 1997-01-31· cited 75×
- Commonwealth v. GarzoneSuperior Court of Pennsylvania· 2010-04-14· cited 66×
- Commonwealth v. BaneySuperior Court of Pennsylvania· 2004-09-03· cited 62×
- Com. v. CHIKONYERASupreme Court of Pennsylvania· 2005-06-15· cited 42×
- Commonwealth v. GarzoneSupreme Court of Pennsylvania· 2012-01-19· cited 38×
- Basilio v. Camray Development & Construction Co.Supreme Court· 1999-11-01· cited 23×
- Commonwealth v. BerrySuperior Court of Pennsylvania· 2017-07-10· cited 18×
- Com. v. BaneySuperior Court of Pennsylvania· 2008-10-16· cited 1×
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