Commonwealth v. Barnes
Supreme Court of Pennsylvania
1Opinion of the Court
JOHNSON, Judge.
Stephen Barnes was convicted of robbery, criminal conspiracy and possessing instruments of crime. The Honorable Marvin R. Halbert heard and denied post-trial motions. Judge Halbert sentenced Barnes to serve an aggregate term of fifteen to thirty years’ imprisonment.
Barnes appealed, raising numerous allegations of trial court error. The appeal was submitted on briefs. Prior to a decision, this court ordered argument of the case before the court en banc to consider whether the Career Criminal Program of the Philadelphia County District Attorney’s Office was constitutionally valid…
2Cases cited5 opinions
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