Commonwealth v. Wood (Lawyers Weekly No. 11-128-16)
Defendant convicted of assault with dangerous weapon challenging admission of PowerPoint compilation of prior evidence and jury instruction on absence of justification. Affirmed.
Defendant convicted of assault with dangerous weapon challenging admission of PowerPoint compilation of prior evidence and jury instruction on absence of justification. Affirmed.
Murder conviction affirmed where third-party culprit evidence was properly excluded, co-conspirator statements admitted under joint venture exception, and isolated prosecutorial errors were harmless.