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Re: [POLL Feedback Thread] Lock-a-doo
Very Dissatisfied [Mega Epic Fail]
Not in the least what I expected,
After having the opportunity to see the space I am more then certain that I will not be buying this space. I was looking to buy another club skin and this seemed really nice based on the videos available. The game is useless if you don't have friends who have the game, but you do have the option to play with others that bought the game, but what if they don't want to play with you and only with their friends? There should be an option to play alone, especially if you can't find anyone to play with. The space seems like Andy's room where everything is too large for my taste, I'm like tumbelina LOL.
Also it makes absolutely no sense to make a club version of this space if your friends need to have the game too. I mean obviously your gonna have a lot of people in your club right? So why bake a game in a club only the owner can use? Also if you buy the additional sticker pack only you can use it and not the others people who don't own it, so now in order to use the additional packs others are force to invest even more into the game THIS IS NOT GOOD no matter how you put it.
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I think this is great. I think it is great to inspire the young (and old) to get into ART! They have taken all the creative subjects out of our schools. Such a bummer. This is an awesome thing to come to Home. It is better than war and violence. ART! Let it be!
Re: [POLL Feedback Thread] Lock-a-doo
I don't want to rant on about this so I will make this quick.
Terrible, simply awful. I'm sure that this had tons of potential but this seems so rushed and the cost for the bundle is horrific. $25.99? Are you serious? I can get an awesome actual game for that. This really need's to be removed from the stores and it needs some polishing to it, because Lockwood, this is hurting your reputation.
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Personally, I never bought the Lock A Doodle or anything else from it.
I did get a tour of the space, though the space does offer some appeal to artist and such of alike. It really wouldn't serve much purpose to anyone else, and from what my friend said, it's hard to decorate as well.
I'm not even going to touch on the issue of the pricing, or the fact that it's owner only and guest can't play if they don't own it.
I think an issue I noticed, was the fact they reskinned old Home items and just put paint splots on them for rewards.
Can't Lockwood come up with something that isn't reskinned?
I know this is a pattern seen a lot with Home developers. It's just not the way to go, there should be fresh new ideas and original content or rewards with these updates.
Like a friend of mine mentioned; Lock A Doodle isn't that original, considering there's other artist game apps out there that beat them to the punch awhile back.
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Sadly dissapointed! I bought the Lock-a-Doodle "Pre-Order" Pack for $28.99 which included Personal Space and Club Space...I WASBAMBOOZOOLED! After members arrived at the club and could NOT play..I purchased Lockwood coins and gifted my club members the game just so they could play at the club ( I thought it was included for club members at the space) smh..then i was constantly booted from both of my Lock-a-Doodle spaces. I played the game for 30 minutes before I was completely locked out of the game..it said "Activity is currently in use" I am completely Locked-Out-of-Doodle on personal space, club space and friends. I contacted Sony, cleared my cache, free space, changed club and deleted home NOTHING helped or fixed the issue. Friends put Lock-a-Doodle away and take out again to fix game issues but because the Game is non-removeable at the personal or club space..i can't get my game to work. Please help! Fix the issues or refund my money...worst buy EVER! Still waiting for Sony..Moderators..ANYONE who knows how to fix game issues to help me >.<
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Experience a romantic sunset sail exploring the West Maui coastline surrounding Kaanapali. Enjoy Maui's legendary kamakani (wind) with Trilogy. They really put the sails up! This is a beach loading activity and you may get wet when boarding the catamaran.
Operates: Monday-Thurs & Saturday from October through February. Departure at 4:00pm. March - September departure at 5:00pm. Check in 15 minutes prior to departure.
Departure Point: Beach Boarding in front of the Kaanapali Beach Hotel - bring parking ticket to check in for validation.
Duration: 2 hours.
Equipment: Trilogy IV is a 50' sloop rigged sailing catamaran or Trilogy Elua a 55' custom sloop, rigged sailing catamaran.
Capacity: 32 or 26 passengers.
Chef's assortment of deluxe hot and cold appetizers.
Soft drinks and filtered water. On board Happy Hour includes three alcoholic beverages with choices of beer, wine, Champagne, Mai Tais or Margaritas.
Inclusions: Parking is available at the Kaanapali Beach Hotel parking structure. Please take your parking ticket to the staff at Trilogy Kiosk before your trip and they will validate it so you may exit the parking structure without charge.
Exclusions: Trilogy t-shirts and hats available for purchase on board. Bring camera in a zip lock bag, non-aerosol sun protection, and a light jacket.
Serves Alcohol: There is alcohol that is available during the activity.
Foreign Language Translation: There is no foreign language translation available.
Handicapped Accessible: This tour is not suitable for handicapped individuals.
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Summary: Awesome crew, nice boat, great food and drinks (unlimited included). Didn't see much of the sunset because of return time, but did see many whales. Wear swim trunks, shorts, or a skirt to get on/off the boat from Kaanapali Beach (you can get wet up to waist), and you will turn in your shoes/sandals before you get on the boat (barefoot sailing). Also, no tables on the deck of the ship; you'll have to hold a drink with one hand while holding a plate for food and somehow maintain your balance (but it's worth it). My wife and I sailed aboard a Trilogy catamaran for a Sunset Cocktail Cruise leaving from Kaanapali Beach, in front of the Kaanapali Beach Hotel. Carrie was the crew member that checked us in in front of the activity shack right before the beach. She explained how we would be boarding the vessel as it pushed against the beach while we would run on with her timing the waves. She collected our shoes and then we lined up single file to prepare for our run. When she says "go," you go and don't hesitate (or you will get wet). Once on board, we made our way out to sea a bit. We were introduced to the captain and first mate (both very nice), given a safety briefing, then served some drinks and snacks. Carrie made it a point to learn everybody's name and address them by their name throughout the trip. We saw many whales during our voyage, and got some great pictures/videos. The food was excellent, including: Kalua pork sandwich on Taro sweet roll, lobster spring roll with sweet chili sauce, cream cheese and spinach wraps, chicken satay skewers, and brownies for dessert. There was enough for repeat eats, and all courses were served by the crew as they made rounds to everyone scattered around the boat taking in the views and capturing whale memories. When all was said and done, we ran back on to the beach and got a bit wetter than desired, but we had a great time thanks to the crew and truly enjoyed the food and drinks aboard the Trilogy vessel. This was an excellent activity.


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THE WORLD; For Israel The Zionism Vote Has a Dark Lining
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Published: December 22, 1991
UNITED NATIONS— THE United Nations last week repealed its 1975 resolution defining Zionism as "a form of racism and racial discrimination," but the Israelis on hand for the General Assembly vote were hardly euphoric. Israel's Foreign Minister, David Levy, managed a smile as delegates rushed to shake his hand. But another Israeli official sourly told a well-wisher, "Some people are going to regret this day in a year's time."
Mr. Levy said the repeal had removed "a terrible stain" on the United Nations' record, and American Jewish groups welcomed it as the righting of a wrong done to Israel in the course of the cold war, when the Soviet Union and the United Nations' third-world majority used the organization as a platform for attacking democracy, capitalism and Western policy in general.
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"The United Nations finally put behind it the last major vestige from an era of sterile confrontation, a defamation disguised as diplomacy," said B'nai B'rith's international director, Harris O. Schoenberg. The World Jewish Congress called the vote "a victory for decency."
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The United States had, in fact, annoyed many United Nations members by cutting the organization out of the peace negotiations at Israel's insistence. Now Washington's representatives could argue that repeal would weaken Israel's dislike for the United Nations, allowing it to play a larger role in implementing whatever settlement may be reached -- in aiding returning refugees, for example, or in dividing up water resources. It was also argued that repeal might encourage Israel to take a less jaundiced view of Security Council Resolutions 242 and 338, which envision an Arab-Israeli peace in which Israel would exchange occupied Arab lands for Arab acceptance of Israel's right to exist within secure boundaries.
"Repeal helps Israel feel like a normal United Nations member and cooperate with resolutions that will be the basis of any settlement," said Judith Kipper, a Middle East expert at the Brookings Institution.
Israel's spurning of these resolutions, claiming it has already swapped land for peace by giving Sinai back to Egypt a decade ago, has become an added embarrassment to its friends since the Persian Gulf war, in which the Security Council condoned war with Saddam Hussein precisely because he refused to give up Kuwait.
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Richard E. Murphy, a former Assistant Secretary of State who is now at the Council on Foreign Relations, said, "Repeal mainly helps Bush's standing with the American Jewish community, which feels he is too tough on Israel." And William B. Quandt of the Brookings Institution, who as an aide to President Carter helped negotiate the Camp David land-for-peace accord between Egypt and Israel, commented: "Bush wants Israel to feel less isolated. He also doesn't want to be accused of being anti-Israel across the board."
To an extent, American Jewish organizations helped President Bush give himself this shield by showing greater enthusiasm for repeal than did Israel's Government. "Israel was never an enthusiast because it didn't want to pay a price," noted Alfred H. Moses, President of the American Jewish Committee. "But we were very keen." Mr. Moses said he expects the next "crunch" in Israeli-American relations in February, when he thinks the Administration will offer Israel loan guarantees but will link them to a freeze on West Bank settlements.
Meanwhile, the belief that repealing the Zionism-equals-racism resolution would advance the Middle East peace talks has yielded unexpected dividends for both Israel and the United States. Just before the crucial vote, American diplomats were predicting that at most 102 countries would vote in favor, with up to 30 against. In fact, the outcome showed a bigger margin for repeal and the Arabs divided. With 111 countries voting in favor, there were only 25 against, with 13 abstentions and 17 refusing to vote at all, including six Arab nations -- Egypt, Kuwait, Bahrain, Morocco, Tunisia and Oman.
Photo: Foreign Minister David Levy, left, with Israeli delegates at the United Nations after vote to repeal Zionism resolution. (Associated Press)


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Video playback provides a point of reference for, and a method of monitoring, everything that is rehearsed and shot by the camera crew and recorded by the production sound mixer. Video Assist is used by Directors, (and other relevant crew members including script supervisors), who watch the video monitor during each rehearsal and take. If playback facilities are available, video playback is used to review shots. Core skills covered during this intensive two-week course include knowledge of video, video playback equipment, video and audio cables, practised through a series of hands-on shooting exercises as part of a film crew. Additionally students on the course will address the increasingly technical aspects of the role such as on-set editing and VFX simulation.
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Brain scans have analysed neural activities as never before, disproving the view of Descartes that, "I think, therefore I am". Neuroscientists reckon emotions are the engine of thinking.
Asset management groups, or any other company, developing strategies to make profits in a buoyant market need to understand the emotion that lies behind greed, taking their lead from managers who use quantitative techniques to invest sensibly.
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Rule-of-thumb thinking enables individuals to live without needing to interpret their actions. The processing capacity of the subconscious is far greater than the conscious, which can track a maximum of seven issues at a time.
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Tribal leaders can also learn from mistakes. Martin Gilbert, ebullient chief executive of Aberdeen Asset Management, got into trouble in the equity bear market because of his enthusiasm for split capital investment trusts before scandal hit them.
Gilbert has since exercised his marketing flair in a more disciplined fashion. His plan to open a German office, led by renowned consultant Hartmut Leser, is inspired, given the rapid development of the local pension fund movement.
All too many chief executives suffer a dangerous blow to their ego by allowing bright ideas to get killed, or delayed, by colleagues or owners who anchor their thinking on familiar, but outdated, strategies.
Leaders can also come unstuck when they follow the crowd. This "me too" mentality is on display from a string of US fund managers desperate to expand abroad.
Expansion strategies being put together by the likes of Janus and T Rowe Price look sensible. But there is little doubt chief executives at other US groups will pay too much for acquisitions in their addictive quest for a dopamine rush.
Bank on equities Collective jitters are being caused by rising inflation. The annualised UK consumer price index rose to 3% last month, from 2.7% in November. The broader retail price index shows 4.4%. Analysts have calculated the rising cost of items in a basket of popular goods, produced by the Office of National Statistics, could be 5.5%.
The Bank of England has raised interest rates to 5.25% and made soothing noises about "one-off" increases behind inflation rises. But it makes no secret of its concern about high wage demands.
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COMMONWEALTH OF PENNSYLVANIA, Appelleev.DAVID LEE DESTEPHANO, Appellant
Submitted: December 9, 2013.
Appeal from the PCRA Order of the Court of Common Pleas, Cumberland County, Criminal Division, No(s): CP-21-CR-0003110-2011. Before EBERT, J.
Jacob M. Jividen, Camp Hill, for appellant.
Christin J. Mehrtens-Carlin, Assistant District Attorney, Carlisle, for Commonwealth, appellee.
BEFORE: ALLEN, J., LAZARUS, J., and FITZGERALD, J.[*] OPINION BY LAZARUS, J.
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David Lee Destephano appeals from the order of the Court of Common Pleas of Cumberland County dismissing his petition filed pursuant to the Post Conviction Relief Act, 42 Pa.C.S.A. § § 9541-9546. Upon review, we affirm.
The salient facts of this matter are largely procedural and have been stipulated to by the parties. The trial court has forth those facts as follows:
On or about March 10, 2011, [Destephano] was charged with two counts
of Theft by Unlawful Taking and two counts of Criminal Conspiracy. Thereafter,
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[Destephano] was incarcerated on unrelated charges in North Carolina. While incarcerated in North Carolina, [Destephano] filed a written notice . . . on June 27, 2011, of his place of imprisonment and a request that final disposition be made on his untried [out-of-state] indictments pursuant to the Interstate Agreement on Detainers Act, 42 Pa.C.S.A. § 9101(III) (hereinafter " IAD" ).
[Destephano] was incarcerated on unrelated charges in North Carolina. While incarcerated in North Carolina, [Destephano] filed a written notice . . . on June 27, 2011, of his place of imprisonment and a request that final disposition be made on his untried [out-of-state] indictments pursuant to the Interstate Agreement on Detainers Act, 42 Pa.C.S.A. § 9101(III) (hereinafter " IAD" ).
Sometime between August 12, 2011 and August 30, 2011, the Cumberland County District Attorney's Office received notice of [Destephano's] request under the IAD. . . . The Cumberland County District Attorney's Office then executed an acceptance of temporary custody form pursuant to the IAD on August 30, 2011. [Destefano] physically arrived in Pennsylvania on September 16, 2011, and was held in Dauphin County[, where criminal charges against him were also pending]. Bail was set . . . on November 2, 2011. [Destefano] was released from his North Carolina sentence on November 29, 2011, while still in Pennsylvania awaiting disposition of the March 10, 2011 [Cumberland County] charges.
[Destephano] filed a Waiver of Jury Trial on March 6, 2012, and waived Rule 600 for the period affected by the Waiver. Thereafter, [Destephano] filed a Motion to Withdraw Waiver of Jury Trial. On April 26, 2012, [Destephano's] motion was granted and a trial date was set for June 25, 2012. [Destephano] expressly waived any Rule 600 issues for the time affected by the Motion to Withdraw[.] On June 26, 2012, [Destephano] requested a continuance, and trial was continued until August 20, 2012.
On August 21, 2012, after reviewing his rights, [Destephano] pled guilty to one count of Theft by Unlawful Taking [(F3).] [Destephano] was sentenced that same day to pay the costs of prosecution and to a term of imprisonment of nine months to twenty-four months, to run concurrent with any other sentence [he] was serving at the time.
PCRA Court Opinion, 8/1/13, 1-3.
Destephano filed a pro se PCRA petition on December 20, 2012. The PCRA court appointed counsel, who filed an amended petition on February 4, 2013. The parties filed a stipulation of facts on March 25, 2013 and, after consideration of the parties' memoranda of law, the PCRA court denied relief by order dated June 4, 2013. Destephano filed a timely notice of appeal on June 11, 2013 and a court-ordered statement of errors complained of on appeal on June 14, 2013.
On appeal, Destephano raises the following issues for our review:
1. Whether the PCRA court erred in denying [Destephano] relief based upon [his] claim that his conviction and sentence resulted from a proceeding in a tribunal without jurisdiction pursuant to 42 Pa.C.S.A. 9543(a)(2)(vii)?
2. Whether the PCRA court erred in denying [Destephano] relief based upon [his] claim that trial counsel was ineffective by failing to seek dismissal of [Destephano's] charges based upon the Commonwealth's failure to bring [Destephano] to trial pursuant to the timeliness requirements of Articles III and IV of the IAD?
Brief of Appellant, at 4.
We begin by noting that, because the facts in this matter are not in dispute, our review is limited to the PCRA court's legal conclusions.[1]
In doing so, our standard
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of review is de novo and our scope of review is plenary. Commonwealth v. Rykard , 2012 PA Super 199, 55 A.3d 1177, 1183 (Pa. Super. 2012).
Although stated as two separate claims, the gist of Destephano's issues on appeal is that his conviction and sentence are invalid because they were imposed in violation of the timeliness requirements of the IAD. Specifically, Destephano argues that the Cumberland County District Attorney received notice of his request for disposition no later than August 30, 2011. As such, the Commonwealth had until February 27, 2012 at the latest to bring Destephano to trial in 180 days in accordance with 42 Pa.C.S.A. § 9101(III)(a). Moreover, Destephano asserts that, pursuant to 42 Pa.C.S.A. § 9101(IV)(c), he was required to be brought to trial within 120 days of November 2, 2011, the date bail was set, or by March 1, 2012. Destephano claims that time against him only began tolling on March 6, 2012, when he waived his right to a jury trial. He ultimately pled guilty to one count of theft by unlawful taking on August 21, 2012, and was sentenced that same day.
In its exceptionally thorough Rule 1925(a) opinion, the trial court concluded that the speedy trial time limits set forth in Articles III and IV of the IAD no longer applied to Destephano once he was released from his North Carolina sentence while still awaiting disposition of his Pennsylvania charges. As such, the Cumberland County Court of Common Pleas had jurisdiction to accept Destephano's guilty plea, and counsel was not ineffective for failing to request dismissal pursuant to the IAD. Upon review, we concur.
The IAD is a compact among 48 states, the District of Columbia and the United States. Cuyler v. Adams , 449 U.S. 433, 436 n.1, 101 S.Ct. 703, 66 L.Ed.2d 641 (1981). The IAD establishes procedures for the transfer of prisoners incarcerated in one jurisdiction to the temporary custody of another jurisdiction which has lodged a detainer against them. Commonwealth v. Williams , 586 Pa. 553, 896 A.2d 523, 536 n. 5 (Pa. 2006). " The policy of the [IAD] is to encourage the expeditious and orderly disposition of charges and its purpose is to promote and foster prisoner treatment and rehabilitation programs by eliminating uncertainties which accompany the filing of detainers." Commonwealth v. Merlo , 242 Pa.Super. 517, 364 A.2d 391, 394 (Pa. Super. 1976) (citations, quotation marks and italics omitted).
Those whose problems are addressed in the Agreement are prisoners with outstanding criminal charges from another jurisdiction. The purpose of the [timeliness] provision[s] . . . is to minimize the adverse impact of a foreign prosecution on rehabilitative programs of the confining jurisdiction. When a prisoner is needlessly shuttled between two jurisdictions, then any meaningful participation in an ongoing treatment program is effectively foreclosed for two reasons. First, participation requires physical presence and the continuous physical presence of a prisoner is not possible when multiple trips to a foreign jurisdiction are made. Secondly, the psychological strain resulting from uncertainty about any future sentence decreases an inmate's desire to take advantage of institutional opportunities.
Id. quoting United States ex rel. Esola v. Groomes , 520 F.2d 830, 837 (3d Cir. 1975) (footnote omitted). The IAD applies only to sentenced prisoners. Commonwealth v. Williams , 284 Pa.Super. 125, 425 A.2d 451, 455 (Pa. Super. 1981).
The IAD provides, in pertinent part, as follows:
Article III
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(a) Whenever a person has entered upon a term of imprisonment in a penal or correctional institution of a party state, and whenever during the continuance of the term of imprisonment there is pending in any other party state any untried indictment, information or complaint on the basis of which a detainer has been lodged against the prisoner, he shall be brought to trial within 180 days after he shall have caused to be delivered to the prosecuting officer and the appropriate court of the prosecuting officer's jurisdiction written notice of the place of his imprisonment and his request for a final disposition to be made of the indictment, information or complaint[.]
(a) Whenever a person has entered upon a term of imprisonment in a penal or correctional institution of a party state, and whenever during the continuance of the term of imprisonment there is pending in any other party state any untried indictment, information or complaint on the basis of which a detainer has been lodged against the prisoner, he shall be brought to trial within 180 days after he shall have caused to be delivered to the prosecuting officer and the appropriate court of the prosecuting officer's jurisdiction written notice of the place of his imprisonment and his request for a final disposition to be made of the indictment, information or complaint[.]
. . .
Article IV
. . .
(c) In respect of any proceeding made possible by this article, trial shall be commenced within 120 days of the arrival of the prisoner in the receiving state[.]
42 Pa.C.S.A. § 9101(III)(a) & (IV)(c). Any proceedings not brought to trial within the time limits set forth in Articles III or IV are required to be dismissed without prejudice. 42 Pa.C.S.A. § 9101(V)(c).
The question of whether the time limits of the IAD apply to an as-yet untried defendant being held in a receiving state once his sentence in the sending state has been discharged is one of first impression in this Commonwealth. As the facts underlying this case are not in dispute, our task is solely one of statutory interpretation. " The object of all interpretation and construction of statutes is to ascertain and effectuate the intention of the General Assembly. Every statute shall be construed, if possible, to give effect to all its provisions." 1 Pa.C.S.A. § 1921(a). The plain language of a statute is generally the best indicator of the General Assembly's intent. Commonwealth v. Gehris , 54 A.3d 862, 873 (Pa. 2012).
Here, the IAD consistently refers to " prisoners" and those serving a " term of imprisonment." In particular, Article III explicitly applies " during the continuance of the term of imprisonment" in a party state. 42 Pa.C.S.A. § 9101(III)(a). Similarly, Article IV applies to anyone against whom a detainer has been lodged in a party state and " who is serving a term of imprisonment." 42 Pa.C.S.A. § 9101(IV)(a). As such, the statute clearly contemplates application only to individuals currently serving a term of imprisonment in the sending state. It follows that, once an individual has been discharged from his term of imprisonment in the sending state, the terms of the IAD no longer apply. Moreover, the stated purpose of the IAD, to minimize the impact of untried charges on the rehabilitative life of a prisoner, is no longer relevant once an individual is no longer serving a rehabilitative sentence.
In his brief, Destephano relies on two cases to support his claim. In Commonwealth v. Merlo , 242 Pa.Super. 517, 364 A.2d 391 (Pa. Super. 1976), the appellant was indicted in Philadelphia for passing a bad check. Subsequently, Merlo was found to be in violation of his federal probation and was committed to federal custody in Danbury, Connecticut for a period of six months. While Merlo was in federal custody, the Commonwealth lodged detainers against him and requested temporary custody from the federal authorities pursuant to the IAD. Merlo was transferred to Philadelphia and his case was twice listed for trial, but on each occasion a Commonwealth witness failed to appear. As Merlo's
federal sentence was soon set to expire, the Commonwealth opted to return him to
federal custody and planned to
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proceed with his open cases upon his release.
After Merlo's release from federal custody, he voluntarily returned to Philadelphia for trial. He subsequently filed a motion to quash his Pennsylvania indictments on the grounds that, pursuant to the time limitation set forth in Article IV of the IAD, his indictments should have been dismissed when he was originally returned from Philadelphia to the federal facility in Danbury. The trial court denied the motion, concluding that " as of the date of Merlo's release from federal custody . . . the [IAD] was no longer applicable." Id. at 395. Merlo was ultimately tried and convicted of passing bad checks.
On appeal, this Court reversed the trial court's denial of Merlo's motion to quash based upon the language of Article IV(e) of the IAD, known as the " anti-shuttling provision," which provides as follows:
(e) If trial is not had on any indictment, information or complaint contemplated hereby prior to the prisoner's being returned to the original place of imprisonment pursuant to Article V(e) hereof, such indictment, information or complaint shall not be of any further force or effect, and the court shall enter an order dismissing the same with prejudice.
42 Pa.C.S.A. § 9101(IV)(e). The Court, citing the plain language of Article IV(e), held that the IAD " permits no exceptions to the requirement that appellant not be returned to [the sending state] untried." Merlo , 364 A.2d at 394-95. The Court found that the goal of the IAD, rehabilitative continuity, would be thwarted if a receiving state were allowed to circumvent the IAD's time limitations simply by repeatedly transporting a prisoner back and forth to the sending state.
As Destephano admits in his brief, Merlo is not directly on point. At issue in Merlo was Article IV(e) of the IAD, the " anti-shuttling" provision, which applies to situations in which a prisoner is transported by the receiving state back to the sending state before trial on the pending charges in the receiving state. Here, Destephano remained incarcerated at all relevant times in Pennsylvania and was never transferred back to North Carolina. Accordingly, the anti-shuttling provision is not implicated in the matter now before the Court and, as such, Merlo is not controlling.
Destephano's reliance on Snyder v. Sumner , 960 F.2d 1448 (9th Cir. 1992), is equally unavailing. In Snyder , the defendant was imprisoned in Iowa when a detainer was issued by the State of Nevada. Snyder was brought to Nevada to stand trial. Iowa paroled Snyder exactly 120 days after he arrived in Nevada; his Nevada trial did not take place until 426 days after his arrival. Snyder filed a petition for writ of habeas corpus, claiming the IAD required he be brought to trial within 120 days. The state argued that, because he had been paroled on the 120th day, the IAD no longer applied and was therefore not violated. The district court denied relief. On appeal, the Court of Appeals for the Ninth Circuit reversed, holding that " once the defendant has been received by the receiving state, the 120-day clock starts to run and cannot be turned off by a grant of parole by the sending state." Id. at 1453.
Snyder is distinguishable from the matter before us. First, the defendant in Snyder was not unconditionally discharged from his sending-state sentence, but was paroled. Thus, unlike Destephano,
Snyder was not entirely free of state supervision and was still participating in
some amount of rehabilitative programming, such as being subject to the
supervision of a parole officer and the rules and regulations attendant
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to his status as a parolee. Second, and more significantly, the Snyder court focused only on the IAD's strict requirement that trial be commenced within 120 days of the prisoner's arrival in the receiving state, without addressing the Agreement's plain language rendering it applicable solely to " prisoner[s] . . . serving a term of imprisonment." We find this oversight in the court's analysis to be a crucial omission. Finally, the Snyder court was especially concerned with the potential for abuse if " [a] state could simply request the sending state to put the detained prisoner on parole on day 120" in order to avoid the IAD's time limitations. In the case at bar, the possibility of a collusive or fraudulent parole orchestrated by the sending and receiving states is not at issue - Destephano was fully discharged from his sentence and had no further obligations to North Carolina.
The courts of several other states have addressed the same factual scenario and concluded that the IAD ceases to apply once a prisoner is released from his sentence in the sending state. For example, in State v. Quiroz , 1980- NMCA 039, 94 N.M. 517, 612 P.2d 1328 (N.M. App. 1980), the defendant was indicted by a state grand jury on drug trafficking charges. Prior to the return of that indictment, Quiroz was convicted of unrelated federal charges and imprisoned in a federal correctional facility. Thereafter, the State of New Mexico lodged a detainer against him and requested temporary custody pursuant to the IAD for the purpose of trying him on his state drug trafficking charges. Quiroz was transferred by the federal authorities to state custody, and a trial date was set. Prior to his trial date, and prior to the date before which he was required to be tried under the IAD, Quiroz was discharged from his federal sentence.
On the day he was scheduled for trial, which fell outside the IAD's time limitations, Quiroz filed a motion to dismiss his indictment. The trial court granted the motion and the state appealed. The Court of Appeals reversed, finding that, upon his release from federal custody prior to the date he was required to be tried in state court under Article IV(c) of the IAD, Quiroz " could no longer rely on [the] provisions [of the IAD]" because the policy considerations underlying the IAD, i.e., " the eradication of uncertainties which obstruct programs of prisoner treatment and rehabilitation," id. at 1331, no longer existed. Notably, the New Mexico court rejected Quiroz's reliance on this Court's decision in Merlo , finding its facts distinguishable.
Similarly, in State v. Butler , 496 So.2d 916 (Fla. App. 1986), Butler was imprisoned in Ohio when a Florida detainer was lodged against him. He requested disposition pursuant to the IAD and was transported to Florida. Prior to the expiration of the 180-day time limit under Article III(a) of the IAD, Butler was discharged from his Ohio sentence. When Butler subsequently moved for dismissal on IAD speedy trial grounds, the trial court granted relief. The appeals court reversed, finding that: (1) the IAD applies only to " prisoners" of sending states and once an individual is discharged by the sending state, he is no longer a " prisoner" ; and (2) the policy rationale behind the IAD cease to be relevant once an individual is no longer incarcerated and subject to the sending state's rehabilitative programs.
We agree with the rationales advanced by the Quiroz and Butler courts, as well as numerous courts from other jurisdictions around the country, that both the plain language of the IAD and the policy considerations underlying the statute militate in favor of a finding that its terms no
longer apply once a prisoner has been discharged from his sentence in the
sending state.
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See Pristavec v. State , 496 A.2d 1036 (Del. 1985) (release of prisoner during 180-day period in effect nullifies purpose of IAD); State v. Oxendine , 58 Md.App. 591, 473 A.2d 1311 (Md. App. 1984) (when prisoner released from incarceration upon expiration of term, he " stepped out from under the protective umbrella of the IDA" and stood in same position as any other accused); State v. Thompson , 19 Ohio App. 3d 261, 19 Ohio B. 414, 483 N.E.2d 1207 (Ohio App. 1984) (holding plain language of IAD making agreement applicable to persons serving " term of imprisonment" and statute's expressed purpose of facilitating rehabilitation support finding that IAD no longer applies once prisoner discharged from sending-state sentence); State v. Dunlap , 57 N.C.App. 175, 290 S.E.2d 744 (N.C. App. 1982) (prisoner's release from sending-state sentence during 180-day period essentially nullifies stated purposes of IAD and, thus, its speedy trial provisions no longer applicable).
Because the IAD no longer applied to Destephano once he was discharged from his North Carolina sentence, its time limitations did not bar his Pennsylvania prosecution and the court of common pleas properly assumed jurisdiction over his case. Moreover, because Destephano was not entitled to a dismissal of his charges, his trial counsel was not ineffective for failing to file a motion to dismiss. Commonwealth v. Bishop , 1999 PA Super 292, 742 A.2d 178, 187 (Pa. Super. 1999) ( counsel may not be deemed ineffective for failing to pursue meritless claim).
Order affirmed.
Judgment Entered.
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