Commonwealth v. Randolph

Citations

• 74 Pa. Super. 76
• 1920 Pa. Super. LEXIS 96

Syllabus

<p>Criminal law — Rape—Admissions of defendant — Evidence.</p> <p>While a defendant cannot he compelled to give evidence against himself, if he gives it voluntarily he cannot object to having it used against him.</p> <p>A defendant charged with rape who, on the trial of the indictment, testified as to the investigation made by doctors, when he submitted to an examination of his person and clothing, cannot afterwards object to the admission of such testimony in evidence.</p>