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Commonwealth v. Jennings

Citations

  • 630 A.2d 1257
  • 428 Pa. Super. 297
  • 1993 Pa. Super. LEXIS 2945

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  • holding “very general argument” that “cross-examination would be blocked without specific knowledge of the location from which [the officer] viewed the alleged criminal activity . . . falls far short” of overcoming the privilege
  • evidence rule precludes disclosure of surveillance location unless defendant can establish that \interests of justice\ served
  • disclosure of a confidential informant is a discovery matter wherein the trial court is given discretion under Pa.R.Crim.P. 305B(2), 42 Pa.C.S.A.
  • evidence rule precludes disclosure of surveillance location unless defendant can establish that “interests of justice” served
  • discovery of a police officer’s confidential surveillance site is discretionary with a trial court and is subject to qualified privilege

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Judges: McEwen, Kelly, Cercone

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