· 3/10/1997
Commonwealth v. Cappellini
Citations
- 690 A.2d 1220
- 456 Pa. Super. 498
- 1997 Pa. Super. LEXIS 392
How courts have described this case
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- holding that total confinement under Section 9771(c)(2
- holding that total confinement under Section 9771(c)(2
- holding appellant’s continued drug use, combined with his resistance to treatment and supervision, was sufficient for court to determine appellant would likely commit another crime if not incarcerated
- holding appellant’s continued drug use as well as his resistance to treatment and supervision, was sufficient for court to determine appellant would likely commit another crime if not incarcerated
- stating that an allegation that the trial court failed to state sufficient reasons on the record for the imposition of the sentence raises a substantial question for our review
- stating that “continued drug use, combined with his resistance to treatment and supervision, is enough to make a determination that, unless incarcerated, appellant would in all likelihood commit another crime”
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Judges: McEwen, Cavanaugh, Tamilia
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