Superior Court of Pennsylvania· 4/8/1983

Commonwealth v. Chance

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458 A.2d 1371
312 Pa. Super. 435
1983 Pa. Super. LEXIS 2864

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holding that specific intent may be inferred from the words or the actions of the defendant in light of all attendant circumstances
holding that evidence was sufficient to establish that the appellant attempted to rape the victim
holding that specific intent may be inferred from the words or the actions of the defendant in light of all attendant circumstances
holding that evidence was sufficient to establish that the appellant attempted to rape the victim
holding that specific intent may be inferred from the words or the actions of the defendant in light of all attendant circumstances
holding § 2706 is not unconstitutionally vague because it describes “the category of unlawful activity with sufficient precision as to place a person charged with such an offense on notice as to what conduct was proscribed by the statute”

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Judges: Rowley, McEwen, Montemuro

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