Commonwealth v. Turner
Superior Court of Pennsylvania
1Opinion of the Court
CERCONE, President Judge:
Appellant, Edward Turner, was convicted by a jury on numerous criminal offenses. 1 Appellant and his attorney informed the court that they waived post-trial motions, and sentencing took place the next day. Appellant’s sentence is as follows: Robbery (Crimes Code § 3701), four-to-twelve years imprisonment plus costs; Theft by unlawful taking (Crimes Code § 3921), two-to-five years imprisonment plus costs; Theft by receiving stolen property (Crimes Code § 3925), suspended; Aggravated assault (Crimes Code § 2702), two-to-five years imprisonment plus costs; Simple assault…
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