Defendant did not prove that counsel was ineffective in failing to request an accomplice liability instruction where the alleged accomplice only learned of defendant's criminal activities after the fact. Affirmance recommended.
May 18, 2009 at 12:00 AM
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Commonwealth v. Aviles, PICS Case No. 09-0791 (C.P. Berks April 24, 2009) Yatron, J., (17 pages).
Defendant did not prove that counsel was ineffective in failing to request an accomplice liability instruction where the alleged accomplice only learned of defendant’s criminal activities after the fact. Affirmance recommended.
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