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Commonwealth v. Peter Keblinger
Defendant charged with not keeping public roads in good repair.
Commonwealth v. Peter Hull
Defendant charged with unknown offense.
Commonwealth v. Peter Hinton
Defendant charged with fighting with assault and beating. Not Guilty
Commonwealth v. Peter Heil
Defendant charged with assault and battery. Nolle prosequi
Commonwealth v. Peter Hairs / Haynes Jr.
Defendant charged with assault and beating. Not Guilty
Commonwealth v. Peter Guyer
Defendant charged with felony breaking and entering with intent to steal tobacco.
Commonwealth v. Peter Guyer
Defendant charged with grand larceny. Guilty
Commonwealth v. Peter Grubb
Defendant charged with felony assault and battery.
Commonwealth v. Peter Good
Defendant charged with not keeping road in good repair.
Commonwealth v. Peter Driver
Defendant charged with non-attendance as juror.
Commonwealth v. Pete Jackson
Defendant charged with misdemeanor sale of alcohol.
Commonwealth v. Perry Smith
Felony; Indictment
Commonwealth v. Perry Smith
Misdemeanor; Indictment
Commonwealth v. Perry McCall
Defendant charged with assault and battery.
Commonwealth v. Perry H. Shaver and Jane Bible
Defendants charged with two indictments for felony larceny. Shaver was found guilty. Bible was found not guilty.
Commonwealth v. Perry Good
Misdemeanor; Guilty
Commonwealth v. Percy Pirkey
Felony; Guilty
Commonwealth v. Peachy Roadcap
Defendant charged with petit larceny. Not Guilty
Commonwealth v. Paxton Martz and Lurty Holinger
Defendants charged with felony abduction.
Commonwealth v. Paull Halterman
Misdemeanor; Guilty