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Commonwealth v. Kelly

Citations

  • 78 A.3d 1136
  • 2013 Pa. Super. 276
  • 2013 Pa. Super. LEXIS 3093

How courts have described this case

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  • holding that although sentences for attempted murder and conspiracy to commit murder should have merged, case need not be remanded for resentencing since sentence that this Court vacated was imposed concurrently
  • stating that “[t]he [trial] court plainly misspoke when it stated that [a]ppellant could be guilty of conspiracy to commit attempted murder, since the crime is actually conspiracy to commit murder.”
  • where same sentence was imposed for merged offense, “concurrent nature of the sentences herein renders any vacatur academic”
  • sentence for conspiracy to commit attempted murder and attempted murder should have merged
  • sentence for conspiracy and attempted murder should have merged
  • “In Commonwealth v. Riley, 811 A.2d 610 (Pa.Super.2002

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Judges: Bowes, Ott, Strassburger

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