Supreme Court of Pennsylvania· 7/20/2017
Commonwealth v. Cullen-Doyle, S., Aplt.
Citations
- 164 A.3d 1239
- 2017 WL 3097766
- 2017 Pa. LEXIS 1714
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Verbatim parenthetical descriptions written by other courts when citing this decision. Ranked by citation-network relevance.
- holding that a single, present conviction for a violent crime does not constitute a history of violent behavior for purposes of determining RRRI eligibility
- holding that a conviction for first-degree burglary, by itself, does not disqualify a defendant from eligibility for an RRRI sentence
- holding that a “single, present conviction for a violent crime does not constitute a history of violent behavior”
- stating that a single first-degree burglary conviction was insufficient to evidence a history of present or past violent behavior such that the defendant was ineligible for RRRI
- single conviction for violent crime does not constitute history of present or past violent behavior
- “When the words of a statute are clear and free from all ambiguity, they are presumed to be the best indication of legislative intent.”
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Judges: Saylor, Baer, Todd, Donohue, Dougherty, Wecht, Mundy
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14 cases in this archive cite this case.
- Commonwealth v. SebolkaSuperior Court of Pennsylvania· 2019-02-25· cited 183×
- Hudson v. Pa. Bd. of Prob. & ParoleSupreme Court of Pennsylvania· 2019-03-26· cited 39×
- Commonwealth v. DozierSuperior Court of Pennsylvania· 2019-04-25· cited 32×
- Com. v. Bradley, P.Superior Court of Pennsylvania· 2020-08-07· cited 27×
- Danganan, J., Aplt. v. Guardian Protection Svc.Supreme Court of Pennsylvania· 2018-02-21· cited 21×
- Commonwealth, Aplt. v. Popielarcheck, A.Supreme Court of Pennsylvania· 2018-08-17· cited 15×
- Commonwealth, Aplt. v. Smith, J.Supreme Court of Pennsylvania· 2018-06-01· cited 14×
- Commonwealth v. NoblesSuperior Court of Pennsylvania· 2018-10-31· cited 9×
- Com. v. Smith, W.Superior Court of Pennsylvania· 2023-08-07· cited 9×
- Commonwealth v. Foss, C.Supreme Court of Pennsylvania· 2017-09-06
- Commonwealth v. Nevels III, C., Aplt.Supreme Court of Pennsylvania· 2020-08-18
- Commonwealth v. Finnecy, J., Aplt.Supreme Court of Pennsylvania· 2021-04-29
- Commonwealth v. Rogers, E., Aplt.Supreme Court of Pennsylvania· 2021-05-18
- Commonwealth v. FossSupreme Court of Pennsylvania· 2017-09-06
Cites
15 cases in this archive are cited by this case.
- Cynthia Wellington, Guardian of the Estate of Robert D. Gravelle v. Brian L. Daniels, Darrel W. Stephens and City of Newport News, VirginiaFourth Circuit· 1983-09-19· cited 259×
- Commonwealth v. ShifflerSupreme Court of Pennsylvania· 2005-07-22· cited 232×
- United States v. R. L. C.Supreme Court· 1992-03-24· cited 179×
- A.S. v. Pennsylvania State PoliceSupreme Court of Pennsylvania· 2016-08-15· cited 171×
- United States v. RLCSupreme Court· 1992-03-24· cited 169×
- Commonwealth v. GriffithSupreme Court of Pennsylvania· 2011-11-02· cited 118×
- Commonwealth v. BoothSupreme Court of Pennsylvania· 2001-02-20· cited 113×
- Commonwealth v. Chester, M., Aplt.Supreme Court of Pennsylvania· 2014-09-24· cited 57×
- In Re the Marriage of ForbesSupreme Court of Iowa· 1997-11-26· cited 39×
- Dauphin County Public Defender's Office v. Court of Common PleasSupreme Court of Pennsylvania· 2004-05-27· cited 21×
- Simmons v. SimmonsLouisiana Court of Appeal· 1995-01-25· cited 20×
- Commonwealth v. Corban Corp.Supreme Court of Pennsylvania· 2008-10-23· cited 18×
- Commonwealth v. Cullen-DoyleSuperior Court of Pennsylvania· 2016-01-21· cited 15×
- Estate of: I. Wilner Appeal of: Baker, L.Supreme Court of Pennsylvania· 2016-07-19· cited 14×
- Commonwealth v. Cullen-DoyleSupreme Court of Pennsylvania· 2016-06-07· cited 4×
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