Supreme Court of Pennsylvania· 12/21/2004
Commonwealth v. Sanford
Citations
- 863 A.2d 428
- 580 Pa. 604
- 2004 Pa. LEXIS 3212
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- appellate court must examine all evidence, regardless of admissibility, when determining sufficiency of the evidence claim because sufficiency of evidence is not assessed upon a diminished record
- when there are issues of admissibility and sufficiency of evidence, sufficiency is addressed first
- “[A] challenge to the admissibility of evidence is separate from a sufficiency claim. Indeed, it is improper for a court, when reviewing a sufficiency challenge, to eliminate from its consideration any evidence which it deems to be inadmissible.”
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Judges: Baer, Cappy, Castille, Divider, Eakin, Generated, Line, Newman, Nigro, Saylor, Type
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13 cases in this archive cite this case.
- Commonwealth v. BakerSuperior Court of Pennsylvania· 2011-06-27· cited 184×
- Commonwealth v. MealsSupreme Court of Pennsylvania· 2006-12-27· cited 163×
- Commonwealth v. PrendesSuperior Court of Pennsylvania· 2014-07-22· cited 151×
- Commonwealth v. BrickerSuperior Court of Pennsylvania· 2005-09-02· cited 149×
- In the Interest of S.T.S., Jr.Superior Court of Pennsylvania· 2013-08-15· cited 80×
- Commonwealth v. DiPanfiloSuperior Court of Pennsylvania· 2010-04-16· cited 50×
- In the Interest of T.B.Superior Court of Pennsylvania· 2010-10-26· cited 49×
- Commonwealth v. BishopSuperior Court of Pennsylvania· 2007-11-16· cited 36×
- Com. v. Aumick, J.Superior Court of Pennsylvania· 2023-06-12· cited 20×
- In Re: J.C., Appeal of: J.C.Superior Court of Pennsylvania· 2020-05-13· cited 7×
- Com. v. Duncan, H.Superior Court of Pennsylvania· 2024-04-17· cited 4×
- Commonwealth v. SanfordSupreme Court of Pennsylvania· 2006-11-21
- Commonwealth v. LeddingtonBucks County Court of Common Pleas· 2005-08-12
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