Superior Court of Pennsylvania· 6/4/1993

Commonwealth v. Miller

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627 A.2d 741
426 Pa. Super. 410
1993 Pa. Super. LEXIS 1847

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stating that “when the court is sitting as fact-finder, it is presumed that inadmissible evidence is disregarded and that only relevant and competent evidence is considered”
stating that “when the court is sitting as fact-finder, it is presumed that inadmissible evidence is disregarded and that only relevant and competent evidence is considered”
where defendant’s two infant daughters died from malnutrition and dehydration, as a result of defendant’s failure to provide nourishment and care, defendant’s reckless conduct rose to the level of malice, and thus, supported conviction for third degree murder
where defendant's two infant daughters died from malnutrition and dehydration, as a result of defendant's failure to provide nourishment and care, defendant's reckless conduct rose to the level of malice, and thus, supported conviction for third degree murder
Test of when a person is arrested requires an objective view

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Judges: Cavanaugh, Beck, Hudock

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