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...at the New Castle County Courthouse on Monday morning in Wilmington, Del., left three people dead, including the shooter, and two Capitol Police officers injured...
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... With respect to both parties' evidence, Wecht said an Allegheny County Court of Common Pleas judge "intruded upon the province of a...
...On Sept. 13, 2006, the New Castle Police Department arrested decedent Matthew H. Hamilton and incarcerated him at Lawrence County Corrections. At the time, decedent...
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