Opinion

Commonwealth v. McGinley

449 Pa. Super. 130
673 A.2d 343
1996 Pa. Super. LEXIS 331

Court: Superior Court of Pennsylvania
Filed: Mar 11, 1996
Status: Published
Author: Saylor
On the bench: Beck, Cirillo, Del, Elliott, Ford, McEWEN, Popovich, Rowley, Saylor, Sole, Tamilia
Cited by: 7 cases
Authority: More cited than 4.9%

The opinion

SAYLOR, Judge, concurring.

I agree with my colleague, Judge Del Sole, that the standard and scope of appellate review is more appropriately set forth in Judge Kelly’s Concurring Opinion in Commonwealth v. Brown, — Pa.Super. —, 669 A.2d 984 (1995). I am also of the view that a prosecutor’s decision to disapprove a private criminal complaint should not be disturbed absent a showing of bad faith or improper motive, as is more particularly set forth in my Dissenting Opinion in Commonwealth v. Brown, supra.

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