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Commonwealth v. Figueroa

Citations

  • 859 A.2d 793
  • 2004 Pa. Super. 363
  • 2004 Pa. Super. LEXIS 3293

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  • holding that the defendant was guilty of theft by deception for transferring the property of a deceased owner
  • finding sufficient evidence that defendant intended \to steal title\ to real property from deceased owners via forged deeds and grading the offense based on the value of the real property
  • upholding the grading of defendant’s conviction for theft by deception because the Commonwealth had presented evidence of the value of the stolen property
  • finding sufficient -6- J-S63003-18 evidence of the value of the stolen property to grade defendant’s offense of theft by deception as a third degree felony
  • finding sufficient evidence that defendant intended “to steal title” to real property from deceased owners via forged deeds and grading the offense based on the value of the real property
  • “The weight of the evidence is strictly within the province of the fact finder[.]”

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Judges: Stevens, Montemuro, Kelly

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