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Commonwealth v. Watkins

Citations

  • 108 A.3d 692
  • 630 Pa. 652
  • 2014 Pa. LEXIS 3528

How courts have described this case

Verbatim parenthetical descriptions written by other courts when citing this decision. Ranked by citation-network relevance.

  • concluding that if an appellant makes no attempt to identify specifically the \legitimate material factual disputes\ that he alleges warranted a hearing, as well as develop relevant argument, his \claim of PCRA court procedural error cannot succeed\
  • concluding that if an appellant makes no attempt to identify specifically the “legitimate material factual disputes” that he alleges warranted a hearing, as well as develop relevant argument, his “claim of PCRA court procedural error cannot succeed”
  • concluding that if an appellant makes no attempt to identify specifically the “legitimate material factual disputes” that he alleges warranted a hearing, as well as develop relevant argument, his “claim of PCRA court procedural error cannot succeed”
  • concluding that if an appellant makes no attempt to identify specifically the “legitimate material factual disputes” that he alleges - 17 - J-S71011-19 warranted a hearing, as well as develop relevant argument, his “claim of PCRA court procedural error cannot succeed”
  • concluding that if an appellant makes no attempt to identify specifically the “legitimate material factual disputes” that he alleges - 17 - J-S71011-19 warranted a hearing, as well as develop relevant argument, his “claim of PCRA court procedural error cannot succeed”
  • noting that an appellant must develop specific argument in support of a claim for relief based on cumulative error

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Judges: Baer, Castille, Eakin, Saylor, Stevens, Todd

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