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Pa. Justices Keep Mail-in Voting Law in Place, at Least for Now
Pennsylvania’s mail-in voting law is remaining in place, at least for the near future, despite a state judge’s order that would have made it expire in two weeks
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Pennsylvania Supreme Court Keeps Mail-in Voting Law in Place, at Least for Now
Pennsylvania’s mail-in voting law will remain in place, at least for the near future, despite a state judge’s order that would have made it expire in two weeks, the state Supreme Court ruled Tuesday.
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Pa. Supreme Court Takes Up Deadly Force Rules for Police Officers
Pennsylvania’s high court may soon decide whether state law on police use of deadly force during arrests gives officers too much leeway to kill a fleeing suspect.
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Republican Judge Wins Pa. Supreme Court Seat: AP
Republicans in Pennsylvania saw success in voters’ choices to fill open seats on statewide appeals courts
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Philly DA Larry Krasner Wins 2nd Term
Philadelphia District Attorney Larry Krasner won a second term after easily beating his GOP challenger Chuck Peruto. NBC10’s Danny Freeman spoke with Philly residents about what they want from Krasner going forward amid the surging violence in the city.
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Big Races Ahead in NJ and Pennsylvania on Election Day
In a few hours, polls will open in Pennsylvania and New Jersey for Election Day. NBC10’s Danny Freeman has a preview of the big races, including District Attorney in Philadelphia and Governor in New Jersey. He also catches up with voters in the area.
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Pennsylvania School Boards Prepare for Pivotal Election Day
School boards in Pennsylvania are preparing for a pivotal Election Day on Tuesday. NBC10’s Deanna Durante gives us a preview and shows us what’s at stake as well as the issues they’ve been dealing with.
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Who Is on the Ballot in NJ, Pa.? A Guide to the Off-Year Election Before '22 Midterms
The New Jersey governor’s race is the highlight of the Nov. 2 elections, but other races like the Pennsylvania Supreme Court and Philadelphia district attorney are also on ballots across the region. Here’s a primer for voters heading to the polls Tuesday.
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Pa. Supreme Court Candidate Alters Ad After Complaint From Opponent
The Republican candidate for the Pennsylvania Supreme Court is putting out a revised version of an ad attacking his opponent after the state bar association notified him it ran afoul of its judicial campaign advertising standards
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Spending in Pa.'s Supreme Court Race Blows Past $5M
Spending in the race for an open seat on Pennsylvania’s state Supreme Court has blown past $5 million, with just days left until Election Day.
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Phil Murphy, Jack Ciattarelli Spar in Final NJ Governor's Race Debate
New Jersey will veer away from public-sector investments in education, transit and a host of other areas under a GOP governor, Democratic incumbent Phil Murphy said. Another four years of Murphy’s administration will lead to more crushing taxes and unaffordability, Republican former Assembly Member Jack Ciattarelli said.
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Pa. Supreme Court OKs ‘Comfort Dogs' for Witnesses – Sometimes
Canines in the courtroom? The Pennsylvania Supreme Court says yes — under certain conditions.
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Pennsylvania Court Clears Way for ‘Comfort Dogs' for Courtroom Witnesses
The Pennsylvania Supreme Court has said yes to canines in the courtroom under certain conditions.
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We Explain How to Fix Gerrymandering…Using Only Candy
Gerrymandering is a uniquely American problem that ends up disenfranchising tens of millions of American voters. NBCLX Political Editor Noah Pransky used his favorite candy to explain what it is and how it may be solved.
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The Legal Reasoning on Why Bill Cosby's Conviction Was Overturned
Bill Cosby is a free man after spending around two years behind bars in Montgomery County after a Pennsylvania Supreme Court ruling that prosecutors violated Cosby’s due process. NBC10 Lucy Bustamante reports.
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‘It Makes Sense', NBC10 Legal Analyst Says Regarding Bill Cosby Decision
NBC10 legal analyst, attorney Enrique L1 Latoison says the Pennsylvania Supreme Court “made the right decision” in the recent ruling to let Bill Cosby go free. He explains why legally the supreme court made the sensible choice.
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Bill Cosby Released From Prison, Team Holds Press Conference Wednesday
“Mr. Cosby has always used his… name and likeness to uplift women” Andrew Wyatt, Cosby’s Spokesperson, said Wednesday.
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Former Pa. Supreme Court Chief Justice Stephen Zappala Sr. Dies
Stephen Zappala Sr., a former chief justice of the Pennsylvania Supreme Court being remembered for his distinguished legal career and public service, has died.
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2020's Election Keeps Coming Up in 2021's PA Supreme Court Race
Last year’s presidential election keeps coming up on the campaign trail in this year’s Republican primary for an open seat on Pennsylvania’s high court
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Saylor Outlines Plans to Step Down as Pa. Chief Justice in April
The chief justice of the Pennsylvania Supreme Court plans to relinquish that title to a colleague in a few months but stay on the court until his full retirement at year’s end.