Commonwealth v. Flamer

OPINION BY

PANELLA, J.

Currently before us are two appeals by the Commonwealth from separate cases1 where the trial court denied part of the Commonwealth’s motion in limine. Before the trial of Appellees, Marvin Flamer and Nafeast Flamer, for the murder of Allen Moment, Jr., the Commonwealth filed a motion in limine■ to introduce evidence of the Appellees’ conspiracy to kill a Commonwealth witness, Abdul Taylor. After the trial court denied part of the Commonwealth’s motion in both cases, the Commonwealth appealed. The central issue presented in these appeals is whether the trial court abused…