· 4/12/1985
Commonwealth v. Checca
Citations
- 491 A.2d 1358
- 341 Pa. Super. 480
- 1985 Pa. Super. LEXIS 6980
How courts have described this case
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- appellant offered no evidence that witness was agent of law enforcement authorities, and, therefore, cross-examination regarding this matter was impermissible
- “A witness’ credibility cannot be attacked on the basis of prior conduct which is unrelated to the issues at the present trial.”
- surveillance conducted with the consent of a party to the conversation is not subject to the exacting standards of authorization required for non-consensual surveillance under the Wiretap Act
- “A witness' credibility cannot be attacked on the basis of prior conduct which is unrelated to the issues at the present trial.”
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Judges: Brosky, Rowley, Johnson
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