Superior Court of Pennsylvania· 3/31/1975
Commonwealth v. Martin
Citations
- 233 Pa. Super. 231
- 335 A.2d 424
- 1975 Pa. Super. LEXIS 1452
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- requiring an indigent to pay a $5,000.00 fine was per se manifestly excessive and constituted too severe [a] punishment
- requiring an indigent to pay a $5,000.00 fine was per se manifestly excessive and constituted too severe punishment
- requiring an indignent to pay a $5,000.00 fine was per se manifestly excessive and constituted too severe [a] punishment
- requiring an indigent to pay a $5,000.00 fine was per se manifestly excessive and constituted too severe [a] punishment
- requiring an indigent to pay a $5,000.00 fine was per se manifestly excessive and constituted too severe [a] punishment
- holding court must hold ability-to-pay hearing when imposing fine
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Judges: Cerconb, Hoffman, Jacobs, Price, Spaeth, Voort, Watkins
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- State v. PetersonUtah Supreme Court· 1984-04-13· cited 28×
- Commonwealth v. WallSuperior Court of Pennsylvania· 2005-01-20· cited 26×
- Com. v. Snyder, C.Superior Court of Pennsylvania· 2021-04-09· cited 26×
- Commonwealth v. PrideSuperior Court of Pennsylvania· 1977-12-02· cited 10×
- Commonwealth v. CiptakSuperior Court of Pennsylvania· 1995-05-05· cited 7×
- Com. v. Hudson, M.Superior Court of Pennsylvania· 2020-04-16· cited 4×
- Com. v. Lopez, A.Superior Court of Pennsylvania· 2021-03-23· cited 1×
- Commonwealth v. Lopez, A., Aplt.Supreme Court of Pennsylvania· 2022-08-16
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