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Commonwealth v. Sullivan

Citations

  • 864 A.2d 1246
  • 2004 Pa. Super. 481
  • 2004 Pa. Super. LEXIS 4933

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  • finding that driving in wrong direction on off-ramp constitutes tangible indicia of unsafe driving
  • upholding convictions of REAP and simple assault, and concluding evidence was sufficient to establish the appellant’s recklessness where the appellant “drove an unfamiliar route while intoxicated and proceeded to drive a quarter mile in the wrong direction on an off-ramp”
  • Defendant’s actions while driving intoxicated when accompanied by other tangible indicia of unsafe driving supported convictions for REAP
  • weight claim waived where appellant argued weight and sufficiency but did not distinguish between them
  • mens rea of recklessness satisfied where intoxicated driver drove a quarter mile in the wrong direction on a highway off-ramp
  • Defendant’s actions while driving intoxicated when accompanied by other tangible indicia of unsafe driving supported convictions for REAP

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Judges: Joyce, Stevens, Melvin

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