Supreme Court of Pennsylvania· 4/2/1976
Commonwealth v. Tomlinson
Citations
- 354 A.2d 254
- 467 Pa. 22
- 1976 Pa. LEXIS 542
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- appeal dismissed sua sponte where appellant, subsequent to filing and submission of briefs on appeal, became and remained a fugitive
- per curiam order entered dismissing appeal when appellant became and remained a fugitive subsequent to filing and submission of briefs
- per curiam order entered dismissing appeal when appellant became and remained a fugitive subsequent to filing and submission of briefs
- appeal dismissed sua sponte where appellant, subsequent to filing and submission of briefs on appeal, became and remained a fugitive
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Judges: Jones, Eagen, O'Brien, Roberts, Pomeroy, Nix, Manderino
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11 cases in this archive cite this case.
- Commonwealth v. PassaroSupreme Court of Pennsylvania· 1984-05-25· cited 94×
- Commonwealth v. JonesSupreme Court of Pennsylvania· 1992-05-19· cited 46×
- Commonwealth v. HarrisonSuperior Court of Pennsylvania· 1981-07-24· cited 38×
- In the Interest of J.J.Supreme Court of Pennsylvania· 1995-04-18· cited 27×
- Commonwealth v. JudgeSupreme Court of Pennsylvania· 1992-05-18· cited 25×
- Commonwealth v. BordenSuperior Court of Pennsylvania· 1978-07-12· cited 24×
- Commonwealth v. YountSuperior Court of Pennsylvania· 1992-09-21· cited 23×
- Commonwealth v. CottonSuperior Court of Pennsylvania· 1999-10-12· cited 13×
- Commonwealth v. ClarkSuperior Court of Pennsylvania· 1982-06-04· cited 11×
- Commonwealth v. LewisSuperior Court of Pennsylvania· 1982-05-28· cited 5×
- Judge v. BeardE.D. Pennsylvania· 2009-03-13· cited 2×
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