The case is about a mother and father who were convicted of using excessive force against their baby daughter in three separate incidents. They were charged with simple assault and endangering the welfare of children, and they argued that the jury verdict was based on insufficient evidence. The court found that the evidence was sufficient to establish their guilt, and their convictions were affirmed on appeal.
Commonwealth v. Ogin (1988)
Superior Court of Pennsylvania
373 Pa. Super. 116, 540 A.2d 549
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