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Commonwealth v. Cain

Citations

  • 906 A.2d 1242
  • 2006 Pa. Super. 228
  • 2006 Pa. Super. LEXIS 2213
  • 2006 WL 2423436

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  • holding that any uncertainty in identification testimony is question of weight rather than sufficiency where two witnesses identified defendant as assailant in separate photographic arrays and preliminary hearing even though they expressed doubt at trial
  • declining to address the sufficiency of evidence supporting every element where a defendants challenged only identification evidence
  • declining -6- J-S56042-19 to address the sufficiency of evidence supporting every element where an appellant challenges identification evidence
  • declining to address the sufficiency of the evidence supporting every element of an offense where the appellant raises a claim relating to one specific element
  • declining to address the sufficiency of the evidence supporting every element of an offense where the appellant raises a claim relating to one specific element
  • declining to address the sufficiency of evidence as to every element of the crime where the appellant only challenged the identification evidence

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Judges: Joyce, Panella, Kelly

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