The state Supreme Court has taken the unprecedented step of appointing a common pleas court judge to oversee Philadelphia's traffic court in the wake of an ongoing FBI investigation into alleged ticket-fixing.
December 19, 2011 at 12:00 AM
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The state Supreme Court has taken the unprecedented step of appointing a common pleas court judge to oversee Philadelphia’s traffic court in the wake of an ongoing FBI investigation into alleged ticket-fixing.
Philadelphia Common Pleas Court Judge Gary S. Glazer was appointed Monday by the state Supreme Court to take over administrative duties at Philadelphia Traffic Court.
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