Supreme Court of Pennsylvania· 7/21/2009

Commonwealth v. McCoy

Citations

975 A.2d 586
601 Pa. 540
2009 Pa. LEXIS 1323

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holding right to counsel attaches at initiation of adversary judicial proceedings, generally at arraignment
holding no right to counsel under the state constitution because the implied-consent proceeding “was not a ‘critical stage’ under [Pennsylvania] jurisprudence”
holding no right to counsel under the state constitution because the implied-consent proceeding “was not a ‘critical stage’ under [Pennsylvania] jurisprudence”
holding no right to counsel under the state constitution because the implied-consent proceeding “was not a ‘critical stage’ under [Pennsylvania] jurisprudence”
holding no right to. counsel under the state constitution because the implied-consent proceeding “was not a ‘critical stage’ under [Pennsylvania] jurisprudence”
holding, in a Sixth Amendment “right to counsel” case that, “[b]ased upon the statutory language [contained in section 1547(a

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Judges: Eakin, Castille, Saylor, Baer, Todd, McCaffery, Greenspan

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