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Pa. Courts Could See Increase in Resentencing Following Landmark Ruling

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Pennsylvania Supreme Court justices. Courtesy photo A landmark Pennsylvania Supreme Court ruling could lead to a backlog in resentencing hearings and post-conviction review cases, depending on how state lawmakers apply the court’s new law toward mandatory sentences of life without parole for those convicted of second-degree murder.
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Pa. Supreme Court Strikes Down Mandatory Life Sentences for 2nd-Degree Murder

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The Supreme Court Chamber in the Pennsylvania State Capitol building on July 5 in Harrisburg, Pennsylvania. Photo: Shutterstock Pennsylvania’s Supreme Court justices ruled Thursday that mandatory sentences of life without parole for those convicted of second-degree murder are unconstitutional, a ruling that breaks down decades of precedent in the state’s treatment of felony murder. The ruling stems from Commonwealth of Pennsylvania v.
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Pa. Superior Court Splits on MCARE Patient-Safety Privilege Case

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Superior Court of Pennsylvania, 601 Commonwealth Ave #1600, Harrisburg, PA. Credit: Google The Pennsylvania Superior Court entered a divided opinion March 19 concerning how far hospitals can shield internal investigation documents from discovery under state and federal patient-safety laws. In the case, Griffin v.
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