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Commonwealth v. Parker

Citations

  • 173 A.3d 294

How courts have described this case

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  • holding that this Court may consider the issue of jurisdiction sua sponte
  • reiterating that an appellate court may consider the issue of jurisdiction at any time
  • stating that “[a] court may consider the issue of jurisdiction sua sponte”
  • stating that appellate courts may raise jurisdictional issues sua sponte
  • “The general rule in criminal cases is that a defendant may appeal only from a final judgment of sentence, and an appeal from any prior order or judgment will be quashed.”
  • \A court may consider the issue of jurisdiction sua sponte .\

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Judges: Gantman, Shogan, Elliott

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