In re S.H.
The Pennsylvania Commonwealth Court reversed the trial court’s order that enforced a subpoena directing four school employees to appear at an administrative hearing before the Pennsylvania Department of Human Services.
The Pennsylvania Commonwealth Court reversed the trial court’s order that enforced a subpoena directing four school employees to appear at an administrative hearing before the Pennsylvania Department of Human Services.
In State v. Bellamy, the New Jersey Appellate Division dealt with several issues related to the resentencing of a defendant. First, the Court held that a resentencing upon remand should be
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The Allegheny County Public Defender’s Office, on behalf of the defendant, served a subpoena duces tecum on the Medical Examier’s Office seeking the autopsy report related to the defendant’s homicide case.
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