Superior Court of Pennsylvania· 10/13/2011

Commonwealth v. Jackson

Citations

30 A.3d 516
2011 Pa. Super. 219
2011 Pa. Super. LEXIS 3235
2011 WL 4839049

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holding that “any petition filed after the judgment of sentence becomes final will be treated as a PCRA petition.”
stating that this Court has “repeatedly held that any petition filed after the judgment of sentence becomes final will be treated as a PCRA petition.”
stating that this Court has “repeatedly held that any petition filed after the judgment of sentence becomes final will be treated as a PCRA petition.” (citation and ellipses omitted)
treating Jackson’s “motion to correct illegal sentence,” that was filed more than twenty years after sentencing, as a PCRA petition
analyzing an appellant’s “motion to correct illegal sentence” as a PCRA petition
“any petition filed after the judgment of sentence becomes final will be treated as a PCRA petition.” (citation omitted)

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Judges: Allen, Lazarus, Ott

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