Superior Court of Pennsylvania· 5/28/2003
Commonwealth v. Washington
Citations
- 825 A.2d 1264
- 2003 Pa. Super. 206
- 2003 Pa. Super. LEXIS 1299
How courts have described this case
Verbatim parenthetical descriptions written by other courts when citing this decision. Ranked by citation-network relevance.
- stating that, a weight of the evidence claim is waived when it is first raised on appeal rather than in compliance with Rule 607(A)
- finding weight of the evidence issue waived where appellant failed to comply with Pa.R.Crim.P. 607
- ”The present rule clearly requires that [a weight claim] be raised initially by a motion to the trial court”
- ”The present rule clearly requires that [a weight claim] be raised initially by a motion to the trial court”
- where weight issue raised for first time in appellate brief, claim still waived even though trial court addressed issue in Rule 1925(a) opinion
- “The present rule clearly requires that such a claim be raised initially by a motion to the trial court, and Appellant’s failure to do so compels us to find the issue waived.”
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Judges: Cavanaugh, Hudock, Melvin
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9 cases in this archive cite this case.
- Commonwealth v. SherwoodSupreme Court of Pennsylvania· 2009-11-06· cited 442×
- Commonwealth v. BurkettSuperior Court of Pennsylvania· 2003-08-12· cited 97×
- Commonwealth v. GillardSuperior Court of Pennsylvania· 2004-05-27· cited 83×
- Commonwealth v. LittleSuperior Court of Pennsylvania· 2005-07-07· cited 82×
- Commonwealth v. PettewaySuperior Court of Pennsylvania· 2004-04-07· cited 62×
- Commonwealth v. WrightSuperior Court of Pennsylvania· 2003-09-12· cited 50×
- Commonwealth v. MacKSuperior Court of Pennsylvania· 2004-05-11· cited 42×
- Commonwealth v. MyersSuperior Court of Pennsylvania· 2014-02-21· cited 15×
- Com. v. WashingtonSuperior Court of Pennsylvania· 2003-05-28
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