Judicial activism, regardless of the political leanings involved, erodes public confidence in the judiciary’s role as a neutral arbiter.
By Stephen Eustis, Jr.
Beth Ann Rosica: Why do school districts spend so much money fighting Right to Know requests?
The extended school closures starting in 2020 mobilized parents in a way never seen before. Angry and without answers to […]
Former Delco correctional officer wins $200K judgement against county
County ordered to pay after violating the Americans with Disabilities Act.
By Todd Shepherd
Ben Mannes: Judge cites Krasner for misconduct
Larry Krasner has once again found himself at the center of legal and ethical controversies, a possible sign that the […]
Shapiro admin can’t locate key emails in sexual harassment case — “zero emails on the server…is preposterous”
A week’s worth of emails from a former Shapiro administration deputy cabinet secretary no longer exist. That’s what an attorney […]
As Bucks sues Big Oil, nearby governments lose same fight
Last year, Bucks County sued fossil fuel companies for warming the planet and waging a “disinformation campaign” to deny they […]
CBSD teachers’ discrimination lawsuit continues after setback
In an ongoing lawsuit, more than 120 teachers used a simple calculation to accuse the Central Bucks School District of […]
Upper Darby income tax, speech limits, and ARPA reversal fail in court
A Delaware County court recently killed Upper Darby’s new income tax and restrictive public forum rules as well as a […]
Casino lawsuit seeks skill game tax parity
(The Center Square) – Twelve casinos filed a lawsuit last week demanding that unregulated skill game operators pay the same […]
Howard Lurie: Chevron deference was not built to last
The 1984 ruling was overbroad from the beginning. The Court had no choice but to overrule it.
By Howard Lurie