The Legal Intelligencer
... TURNPIKE COMMISSIONER...
The state Supreme Court's recent oral arguments in Philadelphia occurred during a tumultuous time for the court
...During Tuesday's arguments of a case over whether the Pennsylvania Turnpike Commission is entitled to attorney-client privilege as a state agency, state...
...Third Statewide Investigating Grand Jury, which deals with whether the Pennsylvania Turnpike Commission, under investigation by a grand jury, is entitled to attorney-client...
...the constitutionality of the $500,000 statutory cap on damages owed by Pennsylvania governmental entities Monday, one of the appellate judges on the panel said...
...A spokesman for the Pennsylvania Turnpike Commission said state Auditor General Jack Wagner was “completely wrong”...
...by many accounts, was the year of the political blockbuster for the Pennsylvania Supreme Court, which presided over cases on the legislative reapportionment process and...
...A spokesman for the Pennsylvania Turnpike Commission said the number of free rides for employees and others is...
...to session on October 15. TURNPIKE COMMISSION Citing health reasons, Pennsylvania Turnpike Commission Chief Executive Officer Roger E. Nutt...
...Hospital & Healthsystem Association of Pennsylvania told members of the House...that the guidelines require "commission-accredited hospitals (approximately 85 percent...
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