Supreme Court of Pennsylvania· 12/20/1971

Commonwealth v. Ware

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446 Pa. 52
284 A.2d 700
1971 Pa. LEXIS 601

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\[A] state court is not free to ignore the dictates of the United States Supreme Court on federal constitutional matters because of its own conclusion that those dictates are `ill-considered.'\
“[A] state court is not free to ignore the dictates of the United States Supreme Court on federal constitutional matters because of its own conclusion that those dictates are ‘ill-considered.’ ”
“[A] state court is not free to ignore the dictates of the United States Supreme Court on federal constitutional matters because of its own conclusion that those dictates are ‘ill-considered.’ ”
“[A] state court is not free to ignore the dictates of the United States Supreme Court on federal constitutional matters because of its own conclusion that those dictates are ‘ill- considered.’”
Johnson adopted as a matter of state law
Johnson adopted as a matter of state law

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Judges: Jones, Eagbn, O'Brien, Roberts, Barbieri, Bell, Pomeroy

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