The government has the duty to prove why a record should be withheld — and courts are increasingly insisting that they meet it.
By Todd Shepherd
The government has the duty to prove why a record should be withheld — and courts are increasingly insisting that they meet it.
By Todd Shepherd
In a shocking display of governmental overreach, the Commonwealth has moved to silence outside voices in a case with implications for election integrity across the country.
By Andrew Zimmitti and Nicholas Wanic
Since the end of the Covid-19 pandemic, Pennsylvania has been rocked by hospital closures, reductions in healthcare services, and a […]
(The Center Square) – Legal experts and energy insiders are praising a Bucks County, Pennsylvania, judge’s dismissal of the county’s […]
Internal records and new RTK responses cast doubt on the Shapiro administration’s explanation for deleting the email account of a harassment accuser.
By Todd Shepherd
Page says he’s a good attorney, and maybe he is. Let his clients pay for his services.
By Stu Bykofsky
This November, Pennsylvania voters will have the opportunity to elect two judges to our state’s appellate courts. And if Republicans […]
Opponents of school choice just made another strong case for school choice. Was Harrisburg listening?
By Guy Ciarrocchi
Judicial activism, regardless of the political leanings involved, erodes public confidence in the judiciary’s role as a neutral arbiter.
By Stephen Eustis, Jr.
The extended school closures starting in 2020 mobilized parents in a way never seen before. Angry and without answers to […]
