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Commonwealth v. Jackson
971431 Commonwealth v. Jackson 04/17/1998 A person against whom judgment is deferred after a determination that the evidence is sufficient to support conviction is not "innocent" of the offense regardless of t…
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971431 Commonwealth v. Jackson 04/17/1998 A person against whom judgment is deferred after a determination that the evidence is s…
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971431 Commonwealth v. Jackson 04/17/1998 A person against whom judgment is deferred after a determination that the evidence is sufficient to support conviction is not "innocent" of the offense regardless of the plea entered, and hence an order of the trial court directing expungement of court records is reversed and final judgment entered for the Commonwealth.
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971431 Commonwealth v. Jackson 04/17/1998 A person against whom judgment is deferred after a determination that the evidence is sufficient to support conviction is not "innocent" of the offense regardless of the plea entered, and hence an order of the trial court directing expungement of court records is reversed and final judgment entered for the Commonwealth.
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