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Commonwealth v. Johnson

Citations

  • 889 A.2d 620
  • 2005 Pa. Super. 417
  • 2005 Pa. Super. LEXIS 4213

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  • holding that the first two prongs of the Pierce test \are clearly met where counsel fails to follow procedural rules to ensure requested appellate review of a criminal defendant's claims.\
  • noting that a defendant “who is deprived entirely of his right of direct appeal . . . is per se without effective assistance of counsel, and is entitled to reinstatement of his direct appeal rights.”
  • “[A] brief containing such defective argument that appellate review is precluded has the same result as filing no brief at all.”
  • “[C]ounsel’s failure to include a Pa.R.A.P. 2119(f) statement in the brief compromised appellant’s direct appeal rights.”
  • “[A] brief containing such defective argument that appellate review is precluded has the same result as filing no brief at all.”
  • “[A] brief containing such defective argument that appellate review is precluded has the same result as filing no brief at all.”

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Judges: Hudock, Elliott, Beck

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