Commonwealth v. Mollett

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• holding pathologist's testimony regarding the timing of gunshots and distance of the firearm \was well within his expertise\
• indicating evidence that a defendant was on parole may tend to establish the defendant's motive to avoid being captured
• finding medical examiner could rely on experience when opining about the position of the shooting victim and the timing of gunshots
• finding it was within former medical examiner’s area of expertise to testify to position of decedent prior to being shot
• finding it was within former medical examiner’s area of expertise to testify to position of decedent prior to being shot
• stating, - 18 - J-A20020-14 g statement constitutes reversible error only if the prosecutor deliberately attempts to appeal denied, 14 A.3d 826 (Pa. 2011

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