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...defendants in both cases are Governor Tom Corbett, Court Administrator Zygmont A. Pines and Pennsylvania Secretary of State Carol T. Aichele, who had initially removed...
...Court would ultimately agree that the law is constitutional. Lester Pines, one of the attorneys who brought the lawsuit, said the appeals court...
... The defendants are Governor Tom Corbett, Court Administrator Zygmont A. Pines and Pennsylvania Secretary of State Carol T. Aichele. The Supreme...
First Judicial District Court Administrator David D. Wasson is resigning after just two years on the job to join the City of Philadelphia's Office of Innovation and Technology on a project of making
...Symposium sponsored by the North Carolina Bar Association at the Pine Needles Conference Center in Southern Pines, N.C. Begley is...
... The defendants are Governor Tom Corbett, Court Administrator Zygmont A. Pines and Pennsylvania Secretary of State Carol T. Aichele. A Corbett...
Two members of the state Supreme Court disagreed on the prudence and usefulness of requiring Philadelphia Traffic Court judges to be attorneys during a hearing on the judiciary's budget Wednesday
...her car, because the power went out at her home and the pine trees in the yard were on fire, according to plaintiffs' court papers...
... William Register, Jr., Christina Register, GSI and Heritage Childcare - Pablo Pines LLC (HCPP), an entity owned and controlled by William Register, Jr. and...
...other defendants, state Treasurer Rob McCord and state Court Administrator Zygmont A. Pines, did not seek removal. Counsel for Corbett and Aichele had...
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