Friedman v. Won

How courts have described this case

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• holding Miller created a new rule and applies to all cases pending on direct appeal
• explaining that “[f]ailure to properly preserve the [weight of the evidence] claim will result in waiver” (citation omitted)
• failing to properly preserve a challenge to the weight of the evidence results in waiver even if the trial -9- J-S25004-23 court addresses the issue in its opinion
• “A weight of the evidence claim must be preserved either in a post-sentence motion, by a written motion before sentencing, or orally prior to sentencing.”
• “[A] weight of the evidence claim must be preserved either in a post- 3 See Pa.R.Crim. 607(A
• failure to preserve a weight claim at sentencing or in a post-sentence motion results in waiver

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).