Appellant's convictions for EWOC and REAP were vacated and appellant discharged where the commonwealth was unable to produce evidence that appellant was or reasonably should have been aware of injuries to her infant daughter. Judgment of sentence vacated.
November 11, 2016 at 12:00 AM
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Endangering the Welfare of a Child • Proof of Reckless Conduct • Proof of Violation of Parental Duties • Specific Intent and Actus Reus Elements
Commonwealth v. A.R.C., PICS Case No. 16-1358 (Pa. Super. Nov. 1, 2016) Lazarus, J. (13 pages).
Appellant’s convictions for EWOC and REAP were vacated and appellant discharged where the commonwealth was unable to produce evidence that appellant was or reasonably should have been aware of injuries to her infant daughter. Judgment of sentence vacated.
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