Supreme Court of Pennsylvania· 7/27/1990

Commonwealth v. Fuller

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579 A.2d 879
396 Pa. Super. 605
1990 Pa. Super. LEXIS 1765

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illustrating concepts of “intentional,” “knowing,” and “reckless” to the jury were not prejudicial when entire charge read as a whole
alleged errors in jury instruction waived by failure to raise objection prior to jury’s retiring for deliberation
alleged errors in jury instruction waived by failure to raise objection prior to jury's retiring for deliberation
the fact that appellant received a greater sentence than that of his co-conspirators is not in and of itself sufficient grounds to merit resentencing
the fact that appellant received a greater sentence than that of his co-conspirators is not in and of itself sufficient grounds to merit resentencing
permissible under the particular circumstances of that case for court to allow amendment which added a charge of aggravated assault, a first degree felony, where the original information charged criminal solicitation to commit murder, a second degree felony

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