Superior Court of Pennsylvania· 9/4/2009

Commonwealth v. Williams

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980 A.2d 667
2009 Pa. Super. 176
2009 Pa. Super. LEXIS 3275
2009 WL 2840561

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concluding that carrying a firearms without a license and persons not to possess firearms do not merge for sentencing purposes
noting that under the rules of appellate procedure, an appellant must specify where in the record a claim on appeal was preserved
noting that under the rules of appellate procedure, an appellant must specify where in the record a claim on appeal was preserved
indicating that an in-person report provides an officer to observe the -5- J-A19028-18 demeanor and assess the credibility of the reporter and subjects the reporter to liability for giving false information
stating that an in-person report both provides an officer the opportunity to observe the tipster’s demeanor and assess their credibility, and subjects the tipster to criminal liability if they knowingly provide false information
stating defendant waived argument on appeal where he failed to indicate in his brief where the issue was preserved in trial court

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Judges: Klein, Bender and Cleland

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