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Commonwealth v. Davis

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  • 207 A.3d 341

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  • stating, a “‘prosecution is completed when a defendant is acquitted or convicted”
  • imposition of costs in resentencing a juvenile offender pursuant to Miller and Montgomery was an illegal sentence under 16 P.S. § 1403 because that statute only permitted that the \costs of prosecution\ be imposed
  • trial court imposed unlawful sentence by ordering payment of costs relating to resentencing since “prosecution” ends at time of acquittal or conviction and resentencing was necessitated by evolution of constitutional law which later deemed defendant’s sentence to be illegal

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Judges: Ott, Musmanno, Platt

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