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Commonwealth v. Rush

Citations

  • 909 A.2d 805
  • 2006 Pa. Super. 261
  • 2006 Pa. Super. LEXIS 3003
  • 2006 WL 2672779

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  • noting that under section 1106, the “court need not -7- J-S18027-18 consider the defendant’s ability to pay at the time of imposing restitution[.]”
  • holding trial court’s restitution award was supported by the record testimony from the victim as to the value of stolen scrap metal
  • noting that, upon entering a guilty plea, an appellant waives “his right to challenge -6- J-S68011-15 on appeal all non-jurisdictional defects except the legality of his sentence and the validity of his plea”
  • stating that “[w]here the record clearly demonstrates that a guilty plea colloquy was conducted, during which it became evident that the defendant understood the nature of the charges against him, the voluntariness of the plea is established.”
  • holding defendant entered guilty plea knowingly and voluntarily where he acknowledged in written colloquy that he understood his rights to trial by jury and presumption of innocence, and he confirmed during court’s oral examination that he signed written colloquy and understood its contents
  • holding defendant entered guilty plea knowingly and voluntarily where he acknowledged in written colloquy that he understood his rights to trial by jury and presumption of innocence, and he confirmed during court’s oral examination that he signed written colloquy and understood its contents

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Judges: Todd, Bender, Gantman

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