Two years after cabinet secretary’s resignation, administration appeals transparency rulings rather than release emails and metadata showing how it handled the allegations.
By Todd Shepherd
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 […]
Listening to Justice Barrett
Seven days after the assassination of Charlie Kirk, I headed over to the Constitution Center to hear Supreme Court Justice […]
DLCC announces six-figure investment in PA Supreme Court retention elections
How important is the upcoming retention vote on three Pennsylvania Supreme Court justices? Important enough that the Democratic Legislative Campaign […]
Commonwealth Court narrows scope of party governance
On September 16, 2025, the Pennsylvania Commonwealth Court issued a major opinion in the case of In re Bucks County […]
The False Claims Act will fight fraud and save the taxpayers money.
Pennsylvania’s House of Representatives recently passed HB 1697, a bill that would create a state False Claims Act (FCA) as […]