Hall v. Commonwealth

OPINION

EMBERTON, Judge.

Clarence Robert Hall was convicted of first-degree rape and second-degree burglary. He waived jury sentencing and, in accordance with the Commonwealth’s recommendation, received fifteen years on the rape offense and eight years on the burglary offense; the terms were ordered to run concurrently. In his quest for reversal and a new trial, Hall raises three arguments. We reject each and affirm.

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