Although the court found that Pennsylvania's sentencing practices are out of step with most of the country and the world, the court was unable to grant petitioner's requested relief and found that his sentence was not illegal or unconstitutional.
January 25, 2011 at 10:00 AM
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Commonwealth v. Klinger, PICS Case No. 11-0100 (C.P. Monroe Dec. 10, 2010) Cheslock, Sr. J. (13 pages).
Although the court found that Pennsylvania’s sentencing practices are out of step with most of the country and the world, the court was unable to grant petitioner’s requested relief and found that his sentence was not illegal or unconstitutional.
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