· 4/27/1983
Commonwealth v. Schomaker
Citations
- 461 A.2d 1220
- 501 Pa. 404
- 1983 Pa. LEXIS 508
How courts have described this case
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- prohibition against double jeopardy requires that defendant’s acquittal for conspiracy bar his retrial for theft by deception; such retrial would require relitigation of the same issues
- amendments simply amplifying allegations of the original complaint are not subject to the application of the statute of limitations
- where indictment seeks conviction upon a theory of intentional criminal conduct, the Commonwealth must confine its proof to that theory and a jury instruction permitting conviction upon a theory of recklessness is reversible error
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Judges: Zappala, Roberts, Nix, Larsen, Flaherty, McDermott
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