· 7/1/1983
Commonwealth v. McCullough
Citations
- 461 A.2d 1229
- 501 Pa. 423
- 1983 Pa. LEXIS 602
How courts have described this case
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- concluding that Commonwealth’s failure to establish prima facie case at preliminary hearing was immaterial where Commonwealth subsequently met its burden of proof beyond a reasonable doubt at trial
- holding that an error in appellant’s preliminary hearing is “immaterial where at the trial the Commonwealth met its burden of proving the underlying felony beyond a reasonable doubt”
- holding that an error in appellant's preliminary hearing is \immaterial where at the trial the Commonwealth met its burden of proving the underlying felony beyond a reasonable doubt\
- concluding that Commonwealth’s failure to establish prima facie case at preliminary hearing was immaterial where Commonwealth subsequently met its burden of proof beyond a reasonable doubt at trial
- concluding that [the] Commonwealth’s failure to establish [a] prima facie case at [the] preliminary hearing was immaterial where [the] Commonwealth subsequently met its burden of proof beyond a reasonable doubt at trial
- holding that the failure to establish a prima facie case at a preliminary hearing is clearly immaterial where at the trial the Commonwealth met its burden by proving the offense beyond a reasonable doubt
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Judges: Roberts, Nix, Larsen, Flaherty, McDermott
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