Commonwealth v. Deaner

How courts have described this case

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• concluding that petition to transfer or modify sentence due to illness is not cognizable under the PCRA
• stating that Section 81 is \not intended to address alleged general shortcomings in the provision of medical care in the state prison system\
• stating that a collateral petition that raises an issue that the PCRA statute could remedy is to be considered a PCRA petition
• concluding a collateral petition that raises an issue that the PCRA statute could remedy is to be considered a PCRA petition
• finding that a collateral petition that raises an issue that the PCRA statute could remedy is to be considered a PCRA petition
• [stating that] a collateral petition that raises an issue that the PCRA statute could remedy is to be considered a PCRA petition

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).