Superior Court of Pennsylvania· 4/2/2019
Commonwealth v. Eldred
Citations
- 207 A.3d 404
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- holding failure to comply -2- J-S42020-25 with minimal requirements of Rule 1925(b)(i) results in automatic waiver of issues on appeal
- holding failure to comply with minimal requirements of Rule 1925(b)(i) results in automatic waiver of issues on appeal
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- Payne v. TennesseeSupreme Court· 1991-09-13· cited 3,458×
- United States v. Marvin BakerEleventh Circuit· 2005-12-13· cited 540×
- Commonwealth v. WrightSupreme Court of Pennsylvania· 2008-12-22· cited 339×
- Commonwealth v. DowningSuperior Court of Pennsylvania· 2010-02-23· cited 273×
- Commonwealth v. SchofieldSupreme Court of Pennsylvania· 2005-12-29· cited 193×
- Commonwealth v. KieselSuperior Court of Pennsylvania· 2004-06-29· cited 182×
- United States v. Charles C. Stone (04-6184) Dora B. Stone (04-6185)Sixth Circuit· 2005-12-23· cited 142×
- Commonwealth v. WantzSupreme Court of Pennsylvania· 2014-01-14· cited 101×
- Commonwealth v. TielschSuperior Court of Pennsylvania· 2007-08-23· cited 85×
- Whyte v. RobinsonSuperior Court of Pennsylvania· 1992-11-16· cited 74×
- Com. of Pa. v. KingSuperior Court of Pennsylvania· 2018-03-19· cited 68×
- People v. BirminghamCalifornia Court of Appeal· 1990-01-18· cited 30×
- State v. AsburyCourt of Appeals of Arizona· 1984-11-13· cited 10×
- People v. WallaceAppellate Court of Illinois· 1988-05-26· cited 10×
- Commonwealth v. SkibickiSuperior Court of Pennsylvania· 1991-02-15· cited 10×
- State v. GuerreroIdaho Court of Appeals· 1997-07-14· cited 5×
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