Commonwealth v. Maris

How courts have described this case

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• holding that this Court is not required to consider arguments not set forth in a statement of questions involved
• stating that omission of statement of issues presented is particularly grievous since statement of questions involved defines specific issues this Court is asked to review
• stating that omission of statement of issues presented is particularly grievous since statement of questions involved defines specific issues this Court is asked to review
• stating that omission of statement of issues presented is particularly grievous since statement of questions involved defines specific issues this Court is asked to review
• stating noncompliance with Rule -3- J-A10037-16 2116 is particularly grievous because statement of questions involved defines specific issues for review
• quashing appeal where substantial defects prevent this Court from conducting meaningful appellate review

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).