Commonwealth v. Kirwan

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• noting that, “[o]nce it reasonably appears that the witness may be properly privileged not to answer, it is the duty of the objecting party to establish that the privilege does not exist.”
• reasonable jury could conclude that throwing another person to the ground satisfies Section 2709(a)(1) in that there is physical contact with intent to alarm

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).