Superior Court of Pennsylvania· 2/19/1982
Commonwealth v. Holland
Citations
- 444 A.2d 1179
- 298 Pa. Super. 289
- 1982 Pa. Super. LEXIS 3410
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- prohibition of such questioning is “[t]o sweep under the rug, figuratively, the reality of life and that racial prejudice exists [and] can prevent a defendant from obtaining a fair trial”
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Judges: Montemuro, Hoffman, Van Voort
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5 cases in this archive cite this case.
- State v. RamseurSupreme Court of New Jersey· 1987-03-05· cited 731×
- Commonwealth v. BossickSuperior Court of Pennsylvania· 1982-10-01· cited 18×
- Commonwealth v. GibsonSupreme Court of Pennsylvania· 1987-05-27· cited 16×
- Commonwealth v. BerriganSupreme Court of Pennsylvania· 1984-06-27· cited 15×
- Commonwealth v. RichardsonSuperior Court of Pennsylvania· 1983-06-24· cited 3×
Cites
10 cases in this archive are cited by this case.
- Ristaino v. RossSupreme Court· 1976-03-03· cited 642×
- Commonwealth v. SisakSupreme Court of Pennsylvania· 1969-11-28· cited 116×
- Commonwealth v. MillerSupreme Court of Pennsylvania· 1980-07-03· cited 85×
- Commonwealth v. FutchSupreme Court of Pennsylvania· 1976-11-24· cited 53×
- Commonwealth v. WilliamsSupreme Court of Pennsylvania· 1975-10-03· cited 48×
- Commonwealth v. ChristianSupreme Court of Pennsylvania· 1978-07-14· cited 39×
- Commonwealth v. MayoSuperior Court of Pennsylvania· 1979-11-27· cited 34×
- Commonwealth v. DessusSuperior Court of Pennsylvania· 1979-08-13· cited 31×
- Commonwealth v. FultonSuperior Court of Pennsylvania· 1979-11-02· cited 23×
- Commonwealth v. FosterSuperior Court of Pennsylvania· 1972-06-16· cited 15×
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