Superior Court of Pennsylvania· 3/18/1959
Commonwealth v. Thomas
Citations
- 189 Pa. Super. 25
- 149 A.2d 165
- 1959 Pa. Super. LEXIS 360
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- corpus delicti consists of occurrence of specific kind of injury charged, and someone’s criminality as source of such injury, and proof of accused’s agency as doer of crime does not form part of corpus delicti, but is essential requisite in order to convict
- corpus delicti consists of occurrence of specific kind of injury charged, and someone's criminality as source of such injury, and proof of accused's agency as doer of crime does not form part of corpus delicti, but is essential requisite in order to convict
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Judges: Rhodes, Gunther, Wright, Woodside, Ervin, Watkins
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5 cases in this archive cite this case.
- Commonwealth v. RhoadsSuperior Court of Pennsylvania· 1973-09-19· cited 34×
- Commonwealth v. ConardSuperior Court of Pennsylvania· 1965-06-17· cited 14×
- Commonwealth v. LewisSuperior Court of Pennsylvania· 1959-11-11· cited 12×
- City of Easley v. PortmanCourt of Appeals of South Carolina· 1997-07-21· cited 8×
- Commonwealth v. KeatingBucks County Court of Common Pleas· 1968-07-17
Cites
7 cases in this archive are cited by this case.
- Commonwealth v. ClintonSupreme Court of Pennsylvania· 1958-01-16· cited 81×
- Commonwealth v. BallemSupreme Court of Pennsylvania· 1956-06-25· cited 57×
- Commonwealth v. BryantSupreme Court of Pennsylvania· 1951-03-21· cited 37×
- Commonwealth v. GodfreySuperior Court of Pennsylvania· 1955-03-24· cited 17×
- Commonwealth v. RicciSuperior Court of Pennsylvania· 1955-03-24· cited 12×
- Commonwealth v. NarrSuperior Court of Pennsylvania· 1953-04-14· cited 6×
- Commonwealth v. TontySuperior Court of Pennsylvania· 1955-07-21· cited 3×
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