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Commonwealth v. Waller

Citations

  • 682 A.2d 1292
  • 453 Pa. Super. 36
  • 1996 Pa. Super. LEXIS 3180

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  • holding that the dismissal of charges without prejudice was an interlocutory and non-appealable order because the Commonwealth could cure the defect and refile the charges
  • noting that the determination of whether dismissal of criminal charges is considered a final order rests on the reason for the dismissal; if the defect requiring the dismissal is incurable then the order is final and appellate review proper
  • whether dismissal of criminal charges is considered final order appealable by the Commonwealth rests upon reason for the dismissal; when defect is incurable, as here, order dismissing charges is final

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).

Judges: McEwen, Cavanaugh, Cirillo, Sole, Beck, Tamilia, Popovich, Johnson, Hudock

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