Commonwealth v. Levin

Opinion bx

Wright, J.,

Ronald Levin has appealed from his conviction and sentence on a charge of involuntary manslaughter. The contention of his present counsel is that “The Commonwealth failed to establish that the conduct of the appellant was a proximate cause of the death of the decedent”. The case was tried before President Judge Bok without a jury. Appellant did not demur to the evidence, or file a motion in arrest of judgment. While reference is made at several points in the transcript to a motion for a new trial, the docket entries do not disclose that such a motion was actually filed,…