Pennsylvania v. Moore (majority)
Annotate this CaseIn an appeal by allowance, the issue before the Supreme court was whether a conviction for possession of an instrument of crime ("PIC") could be sustained when a defendant has been otherwise acquitted of related offenses involving the use of that instrument of crime, here, a firearm. Upon review of the facts of this case, the Supreme Court held that a defendant's conviction of PIC may stand under such circumstances. The Court vacated the Superior Court's order reversing Appellee James Moore's PIC conviction, and remanded to the trial court for reinstatement of Appellee's judgment of sentence.
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