Commonwealth v. Weis

How courts have described this case

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• Noting that appellant’s argument afforded him no relief where he was acquitted of charge
• finding challenge to sufficiency of evidence moot where defendant was acquitted of underlying charge
• “Whenever a party offers a witness to provide evidence that contradicts other evidence previously given by another witness it constitutes impeachment[.]”
• “Whenever a party offers a witness to provide evidence that contradicts other evidence previously given by another witness it constitutes impeachment[.]”
• “Whenever a party offers a witness to provide evidence that contradicts other evidence previously given by another witness it constitutes impeachment[.]”

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).