Prior Judicial Proceeding Definition

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A prior judicial proceeding refers to a past court action or legal case, including trials and hearings. In Pennsylvania, a preliminary hearing for an M3 does not affect your Prior Record Score unless it results in a conviction.

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A prior judicial proceeding means a legal case or court action that happened before the current case. It could be a trial, hearing, or any other type of court process. This is used to refer to past events in the legal context.
So if i had a preliminary hearing for an M3, would this M3 count towards my Prior Record Score?
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Lebanon pa
In Pennsylvania, your Prior Record Score may be affected by all convictions, including misdemeanors of the third degree (M3). However, a preliminary hearing in itself does not count towards your score unless it resulted in a conviction.