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Commonwealth v. Jackson

Citations

  • 900 A.2d 936
  • 2006 Pa. Super. 128
  • 2006 Pa. Super. LEXIS 1063

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  • holding that issues raised in an appellant’s untimely supplemental concise statements that were filed without leave of court were waived on appeal
  • concluding escalation of defendant’s physical and sexual abuse of victim ultimately leading to her murder was admissible to show the history of the case and establish defendant’s motive and ill will towards the victim
  • defendant’s claims challenging discretionary aspects of sentence were waived on appeal because they were not raised in initial, timely Pa.R.A.P. 1925(b) statement
  • evidence showing the escalation of defendant’s physical and sexual abuse of the victim, which led to her murder, was admissible to show the history of the case and demonstrate the defendant’s motive, malice, intent, and ill-will towards the victim.

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Judges: Stevens, Bender, McEwen

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