Commonwealth of Pennsylvania, Appellee v. Terry Ray Chamberlain, Appellant

Summary

The court affirmed the judgment of sentence after completing the remand ordered to permit DNA testing and resolving the remaining direct-appeal claims. It held that the evidence was sufficient, the verdict did not shock the conscience, the loss of blood evidence and the telephone redial information did not establish a due-process violation, and the remaining claims concerning disclosure, prosecutorial conduct, charging, and grand-jury testimony warranted no relief.