Superior Court of Pennsylvania· 6/5/1981
Commonwealth v. King
Citations
- 287 Pa. Super. 477
- 430 A.2d 990
- 1981 Pa. Super. LEXIS 2934
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- holding that a Supreme Court case overrules contrary precedents of this Court \ sub silentio .\
- holding that Collins overruled those cases holding that a written notice claim could not be waived by failure to raise it at the revocation hearing sub silentio
- noting that lack of notice of a revocation hearing is a waivable issue
- “[O]bjections not raised during a counseled revocation proceeding will not be considered on appeal.”
- “objections not raised during a counselled revocation proceeding will not be considered on appeal”
- “[O]bjections not raised during a counseled revocation proceeding will not be considered on appeal.”
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Judges: Montgomery, Shertz, Spaeth
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Cites
9 cases in this archive are cited by this case.
- Gagnon v. ScarpelliSupreme Court· 1973-05-14· cited 5,755×
- Commonwealth v. QuinlanSupreme Court of Pennsylvania· 1980-03-20· cited 48×
- Commonwealth v. AlexanderSuperior Court of Pennsylvania· 1974-12-11· cited 41×
- Commonwealth v. StrattonSuperior Court of Pennsylvania· 1975-09-22· cited 29×
- Commonwealth v. WilliamsSuperior Court of Pennsylvania· 1978-04-13· cited 28×
- Commonwealth v. HendersonSuperior Court of Pennsylvania· 1975-06-24· cited 28×
- Commonwealth v. CollinsSupreme Court of Pennsylvania· 1981-01-30· cited 25×
- Commonwealth v. KileSuperior Court of Pennsylvania· 1975-10-28· cited 13×
- Commonwealth Ex Rel. McKee v. RussellSupreme Court of Pennsylvania· 1968-04-16· cited 9×
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