The Legal IntelligencerIn July 1965 in Washington, D.C., President Lyndon B. Johnson envisioned a nation that "no longer will ... refuse the hand of justice to those who have given a lifetime of service and wisdom and labo
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...that makes it perfectly legal and socially acceptable to deny them employment, housing, education or public assistance, and the right to vote or participate in...
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In today's edition of The Legal, we present the Pennsylvania Supreme Court candidates' responses to questions designed to probe their judicial philosophies, temperament, experiences and views on issu
In today's edition of
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...his sentence in an alternative housing facility with work release. Hill...willfully challenge and offend the dignity of this Court, interfere with...
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