The federal judge presiding over the Philadelphia Traffic Court ticket-fixing cases issued a protective order for the tests taken by six indicted members of the minor judiciary.
May 03, 2013 at 12:00 AM
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The federal judge presiding over the Philadelphia Traffic Court ticket-fixing cases issued a protective order for the tests taken by six indicted members of the minor judiciary.
Members of the Pennsylvania minor judiciary who are not attorneys must take examinations before they can take office, according to court papers.
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