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Commonwealth v. Taylor

Citations

  • 471 A.2d 1228
  • 324 Pa. Super. 420
  • 1984 Pa. Super. LEXIS 3760

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  • providing an erudite explanation of the differences between sufficiency and weight of the evidence claims and the tests and relief to be applied for each
  • discussing the distinctions between and different tests for evaluating challenges to the sufficiency and weight of the evidence
  • finding appellant was criminally culpable when he violated duty of care by sexually assaulting his daughter and her friend
  • discussing in depth the differences between sufficiency and weight claims, including the type of relief applicable to each
  • finding sufficient evidence where father took teenage daughter and friend to hotel, exposed himself, forced girls onto bed, grabbed their genitalia and made sexually explicit remarks although vacating and remanding on other grounds
  • finding sufficient evidence where father took teenage daughter and friend to hotel, exposed himself, forced girls onto bed, grabbed their genitalia and made sexually explicit remarks although vacating and remanding on other grounds

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Judges: Rowley, Wieand, Beck

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