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Superior Court of Pennsylvania· 12/3/2007

Commonwealth v. Barber

Citations

  • 940 A.2d 369
  • 2007 Pa. Super. 360
  • 2007 Pa. Super. LEXIS 3932

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  • noting that a defendant is entitled to an immediate interlocutory appeal as of right from an order denying a motion to dismiss on compulsory joinder grounds
  • stating, “[t]he double jeopardy protections afforded by the United States and Pennsylvania Constitutions are coextensive and prohibit successive prosecutions and multiple punishments for the same offense” (original quotation marks and citation omitted)
  • stating, “[t]he double jeopardy protections afforded by the United States and Pennsylvania Constitutions are coextensive and prohibit successive prosecutions and multiple punishments for the same offense” (original quotation marks and citation omitted)
  • stating, -3- J. S63038/17 “[i]t is well settled in Pennsylvania that a defendant is entitled to an immediate interlocutory appeal as of right from an order denying a non-frivolous motion to dismiss on state or federal double jeopardy grounds.”
  • “a defendant is entitled to an immediate interlocutory appeal as of right from an order denying a non- frivolous motion to dismiss on state or federal double jeopardy grounds.”
  • \It is well settled in Pennsylvania that a defendant is entitled to an immediate interlocutory appeal as of right from an order denying a non-frivolous motion to dismiss on state or federal double jeopardy grounds.\

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Judges: Daniels, Green, Johnson, Lally

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