Defendant could not withdraw his waiver of a jury trial after a bench trial had commenced, even though both sides had waived opening arguments and no witnesses had yet been called. Affirmance recommended.
December 01, 2008 at 12:00 AM
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Commonwealth v. Dowling, PICS Case No. 08-1936 (Pa. Nov. 19, 2008) Baer, J. (9 pages).
Defendant could not withdraw his waiver of a jury trial after a bench trial had commenced, even though both sides had waived opening arguments and no witnesses had yet been called. Affirmance recommended.
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