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Who knew dogs could lead to so much litigation? In the latest installment of Dog Law, the Pennsylvania Commonwealth Court vacated the defendant’s conviction for violating the law relating to
December 13, 2021
Who knew dogs could lead to so much litigation? In the latest installment of Dog Law, the Pennsylvania Commonwealth Court vacated the defendant’s conviction for violating the law relating to
The Pennsylvania Commonwealth Court vacated the trial court’s order, which granted a motion to quash. The trial court concluded that Wright lacked standing to appeal the Town of McCandless Zoning
Sherwood challenged the deductions from his inmate account for alleged outstanding fines, costs, fees, and restitution on the basis that the deductions were contrary to the various sentencing court orders
The Pennsylvania Commonwealth Court reversed an order of the Court of Common Pleas that granted a preliminary injunction to a student requiring a school to admit him to in-person education.
An en banc panel of the Pennsylvania Commonwealth Court issued a critical opinion for attorneys who advise clients regarding real estate sales. The Court affirmed the Board of Finance and
An en banc panel of the Pennsylvania Commonwealth Court considered Requester’s petitions for review of the Office of Open Records (OOR) Final Determination denying production of the records requested. There
The Pennsylvania Commonwealth Court affirmed the denial of Propel Charter School’s application to operate a Multiple Charter School Organization (MCSO). The Court concluded that the State Charter School Appeal Board
The Pennsylvania Commonwealth Court affirmed the denial of Propel Charter School’s application to operate a Multiple Charter School Organization (MCSO). The Court concluded that the State Charter School Appeal Board
An inmate filed a petition for review with the Pennsylvania Commonwealth Court, arguing that the Department of Corrections illegally seized more than $2,500 paid to the inmate from a retirement
The Pennsylvania Commonwealth Court voided the state’s Masking Order, which “imposed an open-ended general masking requirement on all teachers, students, school staff, and visitors within Pennsylvania’s schools, regardless of vaccination
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