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Commonwealth v. Gonzalez

Citations

  • 112 A.3d 1232
  • 2015 Pa. Super. 48
  • 2015 Pa. Super. LEXIS 109
  • 2015 WL 1068999

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  • determining that a mistrial was not warranted where a doctor, who was testifying as a Commonwealth witness, attended to a juror after the juror fainted during a doctor’s testimony
  • reiterating that where an appellant’s brief fails to provide any discussion of a claim with citation to relevant authority or fails to develop it in any meaningful fashion, that issue is waived
  • stating that “[b]ecause all relevant Commonwealth evidence is meant to prejudice a defendant, exclusion is limited to evidence so prejudicial that it would inflame the jury to make a decision based upon something other than the legal propositions relevant to the case.”
  • stating that “[b]ecause all relevant Commonwealth evidence is meant to prejudice a defendant, exclusion is limited to evidence so prejudicial that it would inflame the jury to make a decision based upon something other than the legal propositions relevant to the case”
  • applying Dillon and finding that the trial court did not abuse its discretion by permitting testimony from victim and her sister regarding the appellant’s physical abuse of their mother to explain the delay in reporting sexual abuse
  • duplicate numbers and citations to notes of testimony omitted; some brackets added and some retained from source

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Judges: Stabile, Jenkins, Strassburger

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