Commonwealth v. Boyd

Supreme Court of Pennsylvania · Decided 1975-03-18

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OPINION OF THE COURT ROBERTS, Justice. In this appeal, appellant Kenneth Boyd presents a multifaceted attack upon the validity of his conviction of murder in the second degree. Boyd was tried before the court sitting without a jury on February 28, 1974. Post-verdict motions were filed but were later withdrawn. Appellant was sentenced to five to 20 years imprisonment. Subsequently, Boyd obtained new counsel and…

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