Pennsylvania
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DeSanctis v. Pritchard |
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Desanctis v. Pritchard |
The trial court dismissed a couple's complaint asking the court to enforce a settlement agreement which provided for shared custody of the couple's dog. The appellate court upheld that decision, holding that the settlement agreement was void to the extent that it attempted to award visitation or shared custody with personal property. |
Daughen v. Fox |
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Commonwealth v. Reynolds |
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COMMONWEALTH v. MASSINI |
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Commonwealth v. Lee |
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Commonwealth v. Kneller |
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Commonwealth v. Gosselin |
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Commonwealth v. Gonzalez |
Appellant was convicted of cruelty to animals for cockfighting. On appeal, appellant claimed that the delegation of police power to animal welfare agents was unconstitutional. The court found that appellant was without standing to complain because he failed to show an injury. Appellant also argued that the animal fighting statute was preempted by a federal statute, 7 U.S.C.S. § 2156. The court disagreed. Finally, appellant asserted that § 5511 was unconstitutionally vague and overbroad. The court determined that appellant lacked standing to challenge the statute's overbreadth. |
Commonwealth v. Gardner |
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