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Commonwealth v. Butcher

Citations

  • 644 A.2d 174
  • 434 Pa. Super. 463
  • 1994 Pa. Super. LEXIS 1808

How courts have described this case

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  • holding that appellant’s words and conduct constituted terroristic threat when he approached a woman alone in a parking lot, forcibly grabbed her and pushed his body up against hers, demanded a ride, and said “don’t make me get physical”
  • determining the appellant’s words and conduct, when viewed together in context, could be reasonably interpreted as a threat to assault the victim
  • sustaining terroristic threats conviction where appellant grabbed victim from inside her car, pushed her against the vehicle, and said in a “forceful voice, ‘Don’t make me get physical[.]’”
  • employee’s claim for underinsured motorist benefits against employer’s insurance company was not barred by exclusivity provision of Workers’ Compensation Act

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Judges: Cavanaugh, Olszewski, Wieand

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