Frivolous Appeal • Petition to Withdraw • Trespass • Meritorious Defense
Commonwealth v. Blauser, PICS Case No. 17-1108(Pa. Super. June 28, 2017) Elliott, J. (12 pages).
Where the trial court barred defendant from offering evidence that could have demonstrated he had a legitimate reason for lingering in a store where he allegedly committed defiant trespass, defendant’s appeal from the conviction was not wholly frivolous. The court denied counsel’s petition to withdraw.
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