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· 1/13/1984

Commonwealth v. Rieland

Citations

  • 471 A.2d 490
  • 324 Pa. Super. 115
  • 1984 Pa. Super. LEXIS 3708

How courts have described this case

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  • defendant’s confession to charges of burglary and conspiracy was admissible even though Commonwealth established corpus delicti only for burglary and introduced no independent evidence of criminal agreement
  • confession to burglary and conspiracy admitted where corpus delicti established for burglary only

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Judges: Wickersham, Rowley, Popovich

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