Commonwealth v. Ignatavich

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• holding that the trial court did not err in issuing a consciousness of guilt instruction “drawn from the fact that [Ignatavich] had fled after stabbing the victim and had concealed himself in the woods for a day before surrendering to police”
• defendant in homicide prosecution waived any complaint to trial court’s supplemental instructions where defendant took no exception to such instructions
• where appellant was not aware of victim's prior arrest for assault, evidence of assault inadmissible
• where appellant was not aware of victim’s prior arrest for assault, evidence of assault inadmissible

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