Supreme Court of Pennsylvania· 11/22/1995

Commonwealth v. Johnson

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668 A.2d 97
542 Pa. 384
1995 Pa. LEXIS 1212

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concluding that a witness's testimony that a defendant offered him a bribe not to testify at trial was admissible to show the defendant's consciousness of guilt
concluding that a witness’s testimony that a defendant offered him a bribe not to testify at trial was admissible to show the defendant’s consciousness of guilt
concluding that a witness's testimony that a defendant offered him a bribe not to testify at trial was admissible to show the defendant's consciousness of guilt
concluding that a witness’s testimony that a defendant offered him a bribe not to testify at trial was admissible to show the defendant’s consciousness of guilt
holding that a mistrial is only warranted where the incident upon which the motion rests denies the defendant a fair trial
holding that where an out-of-court photo-array identification is deemed appropriate, an appellate court need not address an argument that a witness lacked an independent basis for an in-court identification

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Judges: Nix, Flaherty, Zappala, Cappy, Castille, Montemuro, Rule, Administration

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