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Commonwealth v. Johnson

Citations

  • 158 A.3d 117
  • 2017 Pa. Super. 71
  • 2017 WL 1057491
  • 2017 Pa. Super. LEXIS 182

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  • recognizing that the ongoing waiver rule created in Phillips applies only where the trial court has conducted an adequate on-the-record colloquy
  • holding that “this Court has a duty to review whether [Johnson] properly waived his right to counsel prior to his suppression hearing even though [Johnson] has not asserted this issue on appeal”
  • holding that “this Court has a duty to review whether [Johnson] properly waived his right to counsel prior to his suppression hearing even though [Johnson] has not asserted this issue on appeal”
  • explaining that a criminal defendant has a right to counsel at all critical stages of criminal proceedings, and sentencing is a critical stage
  • explaining that a criminal defendant has a right to counsel at all critical stages of criminal proceedings
  • stating that this Court must review whether the appellant properly waived the right to counsel prior to reviewing suppression claim

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Judges: Fitzgerald, Lazarus, Stabile

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