Commonwealth v. Khorey

I must respectfully dissent.

In the companion case to this one, Commonwealth v. Carsia, 341 Pa.Super. 232, 491 A.2d 237 (1985), this Court was presented with a situation where an attorney was charged with Bribery, Obstructing the Administration of the Law, etc., and where the entire investigation and prose*182cution was conducted by representatives of the Attorney General’s Office. Under a non-grand jury indictment, the charges were filed and Information signed by the Office of the Attorney General through the Executive Deputy Attorney General, Robert L. Keuch. The same office assumed full…