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Pa. Justices Weigh Future of Philadelphia's Traffic Court

December 11, 2012

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One reform on its own will not be successful, Marks said.

"After all, the biggest problem is the culture of fixing. The culture of entitlement needs to end," Marks said.

The easiest way to end that culture, Marks said, is for people to stop asking for special treatment.

Amaris Elliott-Engel can be contacted at 215-557-2354 or aelliott-engel@alm.com. Follow her on Twitter @AmarisTLI.

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