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Commonwealth v. Sanchez

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  • 204 A.3d 524

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  • noting that a petitioner is required to show how the newly discovered facts could not have been ascertained sooner with the exercise of due diligence
  • concluding the petitioner had failed to show due diligence where he did not explain how the facts “could not have been ascertained sooner by the exercise of due diligence”
  • concluding the petitioner had failed to show due diligence where he did not explain how the facts “could not have been ascertained sooner by the exercise of due diligence”
  • concluding the petitioner had failed to show due diligence where he did not explain how the facts “could not have been ascertained sooner by the exercise of due diligence”
  • concluding the petitioner had failed to show due diligence where he did not explain how the facts “could not have been -4- J-S41032-24 ascertained sooner by the exercise of due diligence”
  • concluding the petitioner - 14 - J-A28043-25 failed to show due diligence where he did not explain how the facts “could not have been ascertained sooner by the exercise of due diligence”

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Judges: Lazarus, McLAUGHLIN, Stevens

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