Commonwealth v. Triplett

Supreme Court of Pennsylvania · Decided 1975-05-13

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JONES, Chief Justice (dissenting). I agree with the dissenting view of my colleague, Mr. Justice Eagen, that there was no reversible error in this case in which a jury trial was waived. I would go further, however, and apply fully in this Commonwealth the doctrine of Harris v. New York, <a href="/opinion/108272/harris-v-new-york/" aria-description="Citation for c…

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