· 7/21/2010
Commonwealth v. Mastromarino
Citations
- 2 A.3d 581
- 2010 Pa. Super. 128
- 2010 Pa. Super. LEXIS 1491
- 2010 WL 2838008
How courts have described this case
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- finding that claim involving the imposition of consecutive sentences challenged the discretionary aspects of sentencing
- concluding that disparate sentence claim raised a substantial question
- reviewing in detail the particular facts of case in - 21 - J-S26018-22 considering whether appellant raised a substantial question in challenging consecutive imposition of 53 sentences, for aggregate term of 25 to 58 years’ imprisonment
- declining to find a substantial question based on excessive sentence claim
- “[A substantial question is presented when] the decision to sentence consecutively raises the aggregate sentence to, what appears upon its face to be, an excessive level in light of the criminal conduct at issue”
- finding substantial question raised by unexplained disparity between codefendants’ sentences
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Judges: Stevens, Mundy, McEwen
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