The Legal Intelligencer
...for Law and Society at Susquehanna University, the Arlin M. Adams Professorship on Constitutional Law at the University of Pennsylvania Law School or the Arlin...
...The First Judicial District is...empanel a committee to review...We relied on the word...offer, acceptance, performance and consideration...
...lawsuit challenging Pennsylvania's mandatory judicial retirement age. To...
...display feature on the website...the Unified Judicial System's...to measure performance and will...Senate Finance Committee. The bill...
... February 5, 2013 Making swift moves to deliver on her campaign promise to investigate Governor Tom Corbett's handling of the...
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...Can a judicial officer sign nominating...opportunity to get on the ballot for...Judges judicial ethics committee. The committee concluded...
... by Southern District Judge Barbara Jones in June—but not on the same rationale. Jones found §3 failed to pass muster under...
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...interesting issue of judicial recusal. That is...an attorney in performance of his or...a remedy based on a litigant's...
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