JAFARI CARLOS v. YOLIE CARLOS

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• concluding that shouting “fuck the police” during a funeral procession for a sheriff’s deputy was not obscene language under Section 5503(a)(3
• stating that appellant’s chant of “fuck the police” during an officer’s funeral procession was not obscene under section 5503(a)(3) because it was not “intended to appeal to anyone’s prurient interest[,] nor did it describe, in a patently offensive way[,] sexual conduct.”
• discharging conviction where McCoy repeatedly shouted, “Fuck the police,” while observing a funeral procession honoring an officer killed in the line of duty
• conspiracy may be inferred where it is demonstrated that relation, conduct, or circumstances of parties, and overt acts of co-conspirators sufficiently prove formation of criminal confederation
• the defendant shouted “fuck the police” multiple times during a funeral procession for a fallen officer; the Superior Court held that the evidence was insufficient to support the defendant’s disorderly conduct conviction under Section 5503(a)(3

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).