Rejecting a collateral relief petition in a case that resulted in a conviction on 61 sex offenses, a Lackawanna County judge said appellate counsel did not err in failing to challenge the defendant’s aggregate sentence of 105 to 210 years incarceration.
In Commonwealth v. Parmelee, PICS Case No. 05-1240 (C.P. Lackawanna June 30, 2005) Nealon, J. (42 pages), Judge Terrence R. Nealon said that the defendant was sentenced only for 42 of the 61 offenses because some of them merged for sentencing purposes. On most counts, defendant Robin D. Parmelee was sentenced to consecutive prison terms.
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