Court vacates superior court guilt and sentencing judgments in a gang activity for lack of subject matter jurisdiction over juvenile offenses

Court Dismisses Appeal Based on a Constitutional Due Process Challenge to Statutory Service of Process Provisions in a Civil Forfeiture Case Because Defendant Had Been Otherwise Served

Court Affirms Convictions in a Felony Murder Case and Rejects Defendant's Claims of Jury Instruction Error and Ineffective Assistance of Counsel

Court Reverses Denial of Insurer's Summary Judgment Motion in a Negligence Action, Concluding that Uninsured Motorist Coverage Does Not Apply in Vehicle Shooting Case

Court affirms convictions for malice murder and aggravated assault over defendant's challenges to admission of prior acts evidence

Restaurant Guard's Employment Relationship Did Not Preclude Application of Mutual Combatant Doctrine

Claimant Failed to Establish He Was Falsely Imprisoned

District Court Erred in Imposing Obstruction of Justice Enhancement for Defendant's Brief, Casual Interaction with Jurors in Courthouse Elevator

Police lawfully seized firearm after observing it in plain view, when driver admitted to unlawfully possessing the firearm, and officers merely had to momentarily reach through the open door to seize the firearm. Judgment of the superior court affirmed.

Appellants appealed the Commonwealth Court's dismissal of their petition to declare certain Pennsylvania statutory provisions unconstitutional. The court affirmed, holding that appellants failed to state a legally cognizable claim that Pennsylvania's firearms preemption laws, which prohibit local gun control regulations, were constitutionally infirm or otherwise unlawful.