Brooks v. Commonwealth

While I agree with the majority that the inclusion of exact page references to the transcript is required by the Rule, I believe the page references in this case were adequate to satisfy the exactitude requirement and alert us to the issues on appeal. Making “an exact reference” to the preserved error may fairly include the statement of the objection, the grounds asserted, the trial court’s ruling, and the noting of an exception (if required). If those facets of the issue comprise an entire transcript, as they did here, then citing to the entire transcript satisfies the Rule’s requirement of…