The Legal Intelligencer...said the state Supreme Court had utilized Webster's Ninth New Collegiate Dictionary for certain terms previously — "escape," "...
...that the high court in that case consulted Webster's Ninth New Collegiate Dictionary for the terms "escape," "discharge," "...
...the high court in that case consulted Webster's Ninth New Collegiate Dictionary for the terms "escape," "discharge,"...
A deeply divided en banc Commonwealth Court panel has ruled municipalities may sell dedicated public land if they determine it is no longer fiscally practical to maintain it
...Green, J. (16 pages). The trial court properly awarded a new trial on compensatory damages, because plaintiff failed to provide sufficient evidence to...
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