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Superior Court of Pennsylvania· 11/22/2013

Commonwealth v. Rodriguez

Citations

  • 81 A.3d 103
  • 2013 Pa. Super. 302
  • 2013 WL 6166115
  • 2013 Pa. Super. LEXIS 3176

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  • holding that, “if the trial court accepts an untimely Rule 1925(b) statement and addresses the issues raised in its Rule 1925(a) opinion, we will not determine the issues to be waived.”
  • holding that status of constables as “not employees of the Commonwealth” was the dispositive fact which refuted contention that constable’s personal vehicle was an exempt “government vehicle” for purposes of the window tinting statute, section 4524 of the MVC
  • explaining that this Court will not find waiver for failure to file a timely concise statement of errors where the trial court accepts an untimely statement and addresses the issues raised therein
  • finding that Rodriguez failed to prove that he was entitled to application of the manufacturer-tint exception because he “presented no argument or evidence related to the installation of tinted windows in his vehicle”
  • noting that untimely filing of 1925(b) statement does not automatically result in waiver of all issues on appeal where trial court accepts appellant’s untimely concise statement of errors complained of on appeal and issues a responsive 1925(a) opinion
  • stating that “the untimely filing of a court-ordered Rule 1925(b) statement does not automatically result in waiver of the issues on appeal. If the trial court accepts an untimely Rule 1925(b) statement and addresses the issues raised in its Rule 1925(a

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Judges: Colville, Shogan, Wecht

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