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...by the Delaware General Assembly gives the state...Eastern District of Pennsylvania because it violated...
...passed by the General Assembly two times and...Last week, the Pennsylvania Supreme Court heard...
...reflects the first application of legislation from 2006 in which the Pennsylvania General Assembly amended anti-abuse provisions of the Unfair Insurance Practices Act, barring...
...Law " Crimes Code " Pennsylvania Public Employee Relations...MPETL because the General Assembly did not grant...
...to go. For some reason now, despite the fact the Pennsylvania Constitution mandates retirement in the year judges turn 70, and the fact...
...not "police officers" for the purposes of collective bargaining under Pennsylvania's Act 111, the Commonwealth Court has ruled. The divided...
...present value, the General Assembly "knows and...citing the 1993 Pennsylvania Supreme Court decision...
...May 6. Members of the General Assembly were set to return to...
...The Pennsylvania Supreme Court has assumed jurisdiction...DeLone, a senior deputy attorney general who argued against overturning the...
...Even though the Pennsylvania Constitution requires judges to retire...DeLone, a senior deputy attorney general. "Such a...
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