Supreme Court of Pennsylvania· 4/23/1986

Commonwealth v. Brady

Citations

508 A.2d 286
510 Pa. 336
1986 Pa. LEXIS 768

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holding that absent a finding of frivolousness, an appeal may be taken from the denial of a motion to dismiss
holding that an immediate appeal from the denial of a double jeopardy claim is allowable under the collateral order doctrine where the trial court does not make a finding of frivolousness
holding that an immediate appeal from the denial of a double jeopardy claim is allowable under the collateral order doctrine where the trial court does not make a finding of frivolousness
holding that an immediate appeal from the denial of a double jeopardy claim is allowable under the collateral order doctrine where the trial court does not make a finding of frivolousness
holding that an immediate appeal from the denial of a double jeopardy claim is allowable under the collateral order doctrine where the trial court does not make a finding of frivolousness
allowing an immediate appeal from denial of double jeopardy claim under collateral order doctrine where trial court makes a finding that motion is not frivolous

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Judges: Nix, Larsen, Flaherty, McDermott, Hutchinson, Zappala, Papadakos

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