Commonwealth v. Miller

Supreme Court of Pennsylvania · Decided 2012-01-20

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OPINION Justice McCAFFERY. The question presented for our review implicates the issue of inconsistent verdicts in the context of a second-degree murder conviction. Because the Superior Court erroneously concluded that a jury’s verdict of guilt on a second-degree murder charge and its acquittal on the predicate felony of robbery were impermissibly inconsistent and could not stand, we vacate the Sup…

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