make inquiry in Pennsylvania

2025Did the trial court make an error of law and abuse its discretion when Judge Wall prosecuted her own contempt action in violation of law pursuant to Mayberry v. Pennsylvania, 400 U.S. 455 (1971). 2.

2021Did the trial court make an error of law by not granting a mistrial when a Commonwealth witness read a statement into evidence in violation of Commonwealth v. Brady, 507 A.2d 66 ([Pa. ]1986)[?] -5- J-A01043-21 Appellant’s Brief at 5 (trial court answers omitted).

2014Id.

1985Because Defendant was denied his right of allocution the sentence imposed in this case is invalid and the judgment of sentence must be vacated. 8 (Demetrius’ Brief at 27, 30 & n. 8) (Emphasis in original) Although not mentioned in the preceding passage, it requires noting that Demetrius cited Green v. United States, 365 U.S. 301 , 81 S.Ct. 653 , 5 L.Ed.2d 670 (1961), Commonwealth v. Knighton, supra, and Rule 1405 to buttress his argument that, notwithstanding the query after sentencing, the failure of the court to make inquiry of him before sentencing rendered his right to speak, and any hope

1985Because Defendant was denied his right of allocution the sentence imposed in this case is invalid and the judgment of sentence must be vacated. 8 (Demetrius’ Brief at 27, 30 & n. 8) (Emphasis in original) Although not mentioned in the preceding passage, it requires noting that Demetrius cited Green v. United States, 365 U.S. 301 , 81 S.Ct. 653 , 5 L.Ed.2d 670 (1961), Commonwealth v. Knighton, supra, and Rule 1405 to buttress his argument that, notwithstanding the query after sentencing, the failure of the court to make inquiry of him before sentencing rendered his right to speak, and any hope

1969Barnosky v. Maroney, 414 Pa. 161 , 199 A. 2d 424 (1964)] deals with the need for a court to make inquiry and satisfy itself that any guilty plea is voluntary and intelligently entered.

1969Barnosky v. Maroney, 414 Pa. 161 , 199 A. 2d 424 (1964)] deals with the need for a court to make inquiry and satisfy itself that any guilty plea is voluntary and intelligently entered.

1894To sustain the first assignment of error we should be required to hold that it is incompetent for a court to make a rule allowing a written instrument on which suit is brought to be admitted in evidence without proof of execution, when the execution has not been denied, or notice given that such proof would be required, and thus overrule Reese v. Reese, 90 Pa. 89 , and McGovern v. Hoesbach, 58 Pa. 176 .

1894The sustaining of the second assignment would overrule the decisions in Scranton City v. Barnes, 147 Pa. 461 , and Borough of Easton v. Neff, 102 Pa. 474 , and the line of cases to which these belong, and establish a new rule that an exception can be taken to the refusal of a court to enter a compulsory nonsuit.

1894The sustaining of the second assignment would overrule the decisions in Scranton City v. Barnes, 147 Pa. 461 , and Borough of Easton v. Neff, 102 Pa. 474 , and the line of cases to which these belong, and establish a new rule that an exception can be taken to the refusal of a court to enter a compulsory nonsuit.