Superior Court of Pennsylvania· 6/24/2003
Commonwealth v. Field
Citations
- 827 A.2d 1231
- 2003 Pa. Super. 243
- 2003 Pa. Super. LEXIS 1865
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- stating that our courts have looked to the provisions of section 102 in determining the proper county in which a criminal trial should take place
- stating that our courts have looked to the provisions of section 102 in determining the proper county in which a criminal trial should take place
- stating that, while not constitutionally prohibited, “trial outside the county [where the offense occurred] is a mechanism which must be used sparingly, to prohibit dragging the accused all over the [C]ommonwealth….” (citation omitted)
- noting that the specific provision in section 102(c), which permits trial in the county where the victim is found, overrides the general rule that trial is proper only in the county where the criminal conduct occurred
- noting that the specific provision in section 102(c), which permits trial in the county where the victim is found, overrides the general rule that trial is proper only in the county where the criminal conduct occurred
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Judges: Beck, Bowes, Melvin
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Cites
6 cases in this archive are cited by this case.
- Commonwealth v. BighumSupreme Court of Pennsylvania· 1973-07-02· cited 319×
- Commonwealth v. McPhailSupreme Court of Pennsylvania· 1997-04-01· cited 69×
- Commonwealth v. GuessSuperior Court of Pennsylvania· 1979-05-25· cited 32×
- Commonwealth v. DudenSupreme Court of Pennsylvania· 1984-03-16· cited 32×
- Commonwealth v. BradfieldSupreme Court of Pennsylvania· 1986-05-02· cited 26×
- Commonwealth v. KirklandSuperior Court of Pennsylvania· 1997-08-28· cited 3×
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