Three defendants challenging the constitutionality of fees paid to Philadelphia capital-case defense lawyers have objected to a report to the Pennsylvania Supreme Court that the homicide program has fixed its crisis.
August 22, 2013 at 12:00 AM
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Three defendants challenging the constitutionality of fees paid to Philadelphia capital-case defense lawyers have objected to a report to the Pennsylvania Supreme Court that the homicide program has fixed its crisis.
The Supreme Court granted extraordinary jurisdiction in the case in 2011 and remanded the matter to Senior Judge Benjamin Lerner to make a report and recommendations.
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