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Commonwealth v. Mills

Citations

  • 496 A.2d 752
  • 344 Pa. Super. 200
  • 1985 Pa. Super. LEXIS 9283

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  • stating that courts are allowed to consider prior conviction history along with previous unsuccessful attempts to rehabilitate among other factors
  • stating that courts are allowed to consider prior conviction history, along with previous unsuccessful attempts to rehabilitate, among other factors in rendering a sentence
  • stating that courts are allowed to consider prior conviction history along with previous unsuccessful attempts to rehabilitate among other factors
  • sentencing court properly considered seven prior convictions for burglary when sentencing defendant
  • trial court considered, inter alia, factor that appellant was on parole when he committed robbery as an aggravating factor
  • court was permitted to consider seven prior convictions for burglary in conjunction with, pri- or unsuccessful attempts to rehabilitate, fact appellant had committed offense while on parole, general threat to public, and appellant’s disregard for private property

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Judges: Cavanaugh, Wieand, Montgomery

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