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...require a constitutional amendment, would establish a traffic division within the Philadelphia Municipal Court. Traffic Court judges, including any elected by voters this year, and...
...Since its filing last June, municipal advisers have closely monitored the...compensation and job cuts, municipal service and maintenance reductions, and retiree...
...MUNICIPAL LAW ...
...enacted, would dramatically change the process by which local government units and municipal authorities may issue bonds, notes and other public debt. The...
...by the Internal Revenue Service. In the current...punitive damages. The municipal court found for...
...require a constitutional amendment, would establish a traffic division within the Philadelphia Municipal Court. Traffic Court judges, including any elected by voters this year, and...
...the Philadelphia Municipal Court. Philadelphians were deprived of the honest services of their Traffic Court judges as well as the revenue that would...
...which the judge provided legal services on a pro bono basis...an interim appointee on the Municipal Court from December 2, 2008...
...judge provided legal services on a pro...appointee on the Municipal Court from December...that the Internal Revenue Service had filed...
Stevens & Lee appears to have heeded strong urging by a federal judge that it hire outside counsel to represent it in a lawsuit by Elliott Greenleaf involving Stevens & Lee's hire of a former Elliott
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