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· 8/15/2002

Commonwealth v. D'Collanfield

Citations

  • 805 A.2d 1244
  • 2002 Pa. Super. 266
  • 2002 Pa. Super. LEXIS 2451

How courts have described this case

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  • instructing that claim challenging validity of guilty plea waived where appellant neither objected during colloquy nor challenged it in post-sentence motion
  • holding appellant waived challenge to validity of his guilty plea where he failed to initially challenge guilty plea in post-sentence motion
  • instructing that claim challenging validity of guilty plea waived where -5- J-S69036-17 appellant neither objected during colloquy nor challenged it in post-sentence motion
  • finding that nine e-mail communications of a harassing nature were sufficient to establish intent to cause substantial emotional distress under 18Pa.C.S. §5504(a.l) (repealed
  • noting that the appellant’s claim challenging the validity of guilty plea was waived because the appellant neither objected during colloquy nor challenged it in a post-sentence motion
  • noting that the appellant’s claim challenging the validity of guilty plea was waived because the appellant neither objected during colloquy nor challenged it in a post-sentence motion

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Judges: Lally-Green, Olszewski, Popovich

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