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· 8/8/1995

Commonwealth v. Braykovich

Citations

  • 664 A.2d 133
  • 444 Pa. Super. 397
  • 1995 Pa. Super. LEXIS 2250

How courts have described this case

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  • holding that appellant’s notice of appeal was timely, as it was filed within 30 days of an untimely order denying the appellant’s post-sentence motion
  • holding that the appellant’s notice of appeal was timely, as it was filed within 30 days of an untimely order denying the appellant’s post-sentence motion
  • holding that appellant’s notice of appeal was timely, as it was filed within 30 days of an untimely order denying post-sentence motions
  • holding that appeal was proper where appellant’s failure involved a breakdown in the court system
  • concluding that delay by a clerk of courts constitutes a “breakdown in the court system” and therefore excuses appellants’ untimely notices of appeal
  • holding that court may consider untimely-filed notice of appeal when clerk of courts interfered and caused a breakdown in the processes of the court

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Judges: Rowley, Kelly, Hoffman

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