Supreme Court of Pennsylvania· 1/8/1963

Commonwealth v. Whiting

Citations

409 Pa. 492
187 A.2d 563
1963 Pa. LEXIS 696

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holding hurried exit from crime scene and subsequent false and misleading statements to police indicate consciousness of guilt
alibi instruction unnecessary where defendant admitted being in proximity to the crime scene at the time in question
\Alibi is a defense that places the defendant at the relevant time in a different place than the scene involved and so removed therefrom as to render it impossible for him to be the guilty party.\
alibi is “a defense that places the defendant at the relevant time in a different place than the scene involved and so removed therefrom as to render it impossible for him to be the guilty party”
alibi is \a defense that places the defendant at the relevant time in a different place than the scene involved and so removed therefrom as to render it impossible for him to be the guilty party\
“[a]libi is a defense that places the defendant at the relevant time in a different place than the scene involved and so removed therefrom as to render it impossible for him to be the guilty party”

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Judges: Bell, Musmanno, Jones, Cohen, Eagen, O'Brien, Keim

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