Supreme Court of Pennsylvania· 10/9/1970

Commonwealth v. Hornberger

Citations

441 Pa. 57
270 A.2d 195
1970 Pa. LEXIS 502

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stating that a jury may find specific intent to kill from a defendant's words, conduct of the defendant, and the attendant circumstances
“It is well settled that a jury or a trial court can believe all or a part of or none of a defendant’s statements, confessions or testimony, or the testimony of any witness.”
“It is well settled that a jury or a trial court can believe all or a part of or none of a defendant’s statements, confessions or testimony, or the testimony of any witness.”
“It is well settled that a jury or a trial court can believe all or a part of or none of a defendant’s statements, confessions or testimony, or the testimony of any witness.”

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Judges: Bell, Jones, Cohen, Eagen, O'Brien, Roberts, Pomeroy

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