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In 2005, the Pennsylvania Commonwealth Court saw reduced numbers of appeals stemming from disputes over workers' and unemployment comp and driver's license suspensions. The drop-off is believed to stem, at least in part, from recent legal changes in those areas. However, 2004's sharp drop in appeals from the Philadelphia metropolitan area appears to be unique to that year, as the number of appeals from the state's five southeasternmost counties have again reached their pre-2004 levels.
February 06, 2006 at 12:00 AM
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