Supreme Court of Pennsylvania· 9/12/1990
Commonwealth v. Perez
Citations
- 580 A.2d 781
- 397 Pa. Super. 574
- 1990 Pa. Super. LEXIS 2753
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- holding that chemist can analyze two randomly selected packets from group of twenty-two for purposes of determining if all seized items contained controlled substance
- random testing of 5 out of 5,000 tablets sufficient to find appellant guilty of selling over 200 grams of methaqualone
- weight of the mixture containing cocaine, rather than weight of the pure cocaine contained therein, triggers application of mandatory sentencing under 18 Pa.C.S. § 7508(a)(3)
- weight of the mixture containing cocaine, rather than weight of the pure cocaine contained therein, triggers application of mandatory sentencing under 18 Pa.C.S. § 7508(a)(3)
- extrapolation of weight from samplings sufficient to prove weight
- extrapolation of weight from samplings sufficient to prove weight
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Judges: Olszewski, Montemuro, Cercone
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9 cases in this archive cite this case.
- State v. CalderaCourt of Appeals of Washington· 1992-07-20· cited 39×
- Commonwealth v. JohnsonSuperior Court of Pennsylvania· 2007-03-12· cited 36×
- Commonwealth v. CorporanSupreme Court of Pennsylvania· 1992-06-17· cited 33×
- Commonwealth v. CrowleySuperior Court of Pennsylvania· 1992-04-06· cited 19×
- Commonwealth v. JonesSuperior Court of Pennsylvania· 1992-04-03· cited 18×
- Commonwealth v. HarleySuperior Court of Pennsylvania· 2007-05-25· cited 17×
- Commonwealth v. Carpio-SantiagoSuperior Court of Pennsylvania· 2011-01-24· cited 12×
- Commonwealth v. LawsonSuperior Court of Pennsylvania· 1996-02-16· cited 5×
- Commonwealth v. LawsonCumberland County Court of Common Pleas· 1995-03-02
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