Across Pennsylvania, families are feeling the squeeze. Health care costs keep climbing. Childcare and groceries cost more. Auto insurance premiums […]
Court rebuffs attempt to turn trademark law into political weapon against Pa. Manufacturer’s Assn.
‘Better Pennsylvania’ sued the Pa. Manufacturers’ Association over a website name, but its own witness conceded there was no evidence of confusion and the judge found the law didn’t apply.
By Todd Shepherd
Stu Bykofsky: Lying lawyers catch hell from PO’d judges
This was all part of an effort by the D.A. to undo or undermine all death penalty cases.
By Stu Bykofsky
Beth Ann Rosica: Ignoring biology won’t fix discrimination — but it will erase women
A decade ago it was obvious that sex is binary. Why isn’t it now?
By Beth Ann Rosica
Ben Mannes: Ideology over justice — How Larry Krasner’s policies failed Kada Scott
Court officials refute Krasner’s claims in Kada Scott murder case.
By A. Benjamin Mannes
Christine Flowers: Judging the judges and there’s a lot to not like
My first job after graduating from law school was clerking for an appellate court judge. From 1987 to 1988, I […]
Emily Kreps: Judicial restraint on the line — PA Supreme Court retention and the Constitution
Twenty years ago, Pennsylvania voters sent shockwaves through the political establishment. Voters were tired of being ignored and voted NO […]
Beth Ann Rosica: Millcreek Township School District violated First Amendment by suing citizen, court says
School districts are prohibited from suing citizens for defamation because it is considered a violation of the First Amendment. However, […]
Pennsylvania is sued twice over voter records
The Commonwealth of Pennsylvania was sued twice in the course of one week in two separate actions over the integrity […]