Commonwealth v. BreiteganCommonwealth v. Breitegan
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OPINION
NIX, Justice.
On July 4,1978 appellee, Zoe Ann Breitegan, was involved in a motor vehicle accident, as a result of which the driver of another vehicle involved was killed. Three traffic citations were issued under the Motor Vehicle Code,
Appellee filed a motion in the Court of Common Pleas to quash the information for the misdemeanors on the grounds of her plea to the three summary offenses. 2 The Court of Common Pleas dismissed the motion to quash. On appeal, the Superior Court reversed the Court of Common Pleas and quashed the information on the basis of our compulsory joinder rule and Section 110 of the Crimes Code. 18 C.P. S.A. § 110.
We have held in
Commonwealth v. Beatty,
500 Pa. 284, 455 A.2d 1194 (1983) that the compulsory joinder rule and
Former Chief Justice O’Brien did not participate in the decision of this case.
LARSEN, J., concurs in the result. See Commonwealth v. Beatty, 500 Pa. 284, 293, 455 A.2d 1194, 1199, LARSEN, J. concurring (1983). FLAHERTY, J., concurs in the result.
Notes
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