· 6/29/1984
Commonwealth v. Bulling
Citations
- 480 A.2d 254
- 331 Pa. Super. 84
- 1984 Pa. Super. LEXIS 5137
How courts have described this case
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- finding that, by selling heroin, the defendant relinquished his possessory interest, and, correspondingly, the right to object to the seizure
- finding no evidence of coercive or unlawful police activity when defendants dropped stolen credit cards when officers parked car and began walking toward them without an order to halt or any chase
- finding no evidence of coercive or unlawful police activity when defendants dropped stolen credit cards when officers parked car and began walking toward them without an order to halt or any chase
- defendant lacked standing to contest seizure by police of heroin which he had sold to another and credit cards which he had voluntarily discarded
- failure to move orally or in writing for dismissal in opposition to Commonwealth's fourth extension request
- failure to move orally or in writing for dismissal in opposition to Commonwealth’s fourth extension request
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Judges: Cavanaugh, Rowley, Hoffman
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