Haller v. Rader

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• holding that quashal is appropriate where a single notice of appeal is taken from two judgments of sentence imposed on co- defendants who were convicted and sentenced individually on different charges
• recognizing, \readily apparent\ problems when criminal codefendants file a joint notice of appeal, considering that, in most cases, the convictions would not be for identical actions
• recognizing, “readily apparent” problems when criminal codefendants file a joint notice of appeal, considering that, in most cases, the convictions would not be for identical actions
• reiterating that Pennsylvania courts disapprove of filing a single appeal from multiple orders
• quashing appeal taken by single notice of appeal from order on remand for consideration under Pa.R.Crim.P. 607 of two persons' judgments of sentence
• quashing appeal taken by single notice of appeal from order on remand for consideration under Pa.R.Crim.P. 607 of two persons' judgment of sentence

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